The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-10-03 00:00:00

DORCEIItSTICA
AGRICULTURAL REPOSIWY SALES.
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I.IIIIrTIOR IS HEREBY GIVEN, Thai a 1
Conernet het been aleerfar sea Mitered into by i
.ROBERT ARTHUR CURREY, of the Rectory,
Oltfokerell, in the County of Liorset, Clerk, with
“ , a Lamb:moan' West et Illeglead sad Booth Wales l'
* ° • 1. . age and laelneuxu Company." fox the
. , • . . of Works of Ocelots:flood Laprowernent upon
It his esveral Leads, mentioned in Ihe
"nr " . . Met Written ; end that a plan of iladdi!'
;t4"'" the nature- and extent of the, alblk
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' • eith the Pariah Clerk, of the said,,
'itityo4_ I Ow* go_ppeal, ia °pap to public '
• . •., tau notice, that ell persons desirous
yeah' works sow tot give 1101110 t, within
my ,1 $o the Inalosure Commisaioners of,
an
I d and to the Landowners' Wed of
England endAdtt ' Wales Land Drainage and Incloeure
'Company, at the Odke 'et thumb. Onespeny, in Exeter.
rDsand this timidly-third doge dtagnet, one thousand
-eight hundred and sixty-eve .... „
Fittptalcx bIiODIR44.
. Clerk En' . :add Company.
BCRIDULI " .
Mad el-Pro- Onsupier. Parish. Coop*.
ggidgl* Farm.
dilegig lands. The said Rpbert ChiekerelL I:?clawb'
, Arthur Curtsy.
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ABBAS I'UR.NPIES ROADS.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN,—That the
TOLLS arisioc at the Pareral TQLL GATE ,
talled or known by the namee of Pudding Komi Gate, '
,berry Oats, rind Gate Poet Oate, WILL BR
EMT BY AUCTION, added to sash condition as will
I births' and there produced, to the best bidder, at the
NAV IDCUNI An, in the county of Dorset,
r %WILD/MBA Y, the 26th day of OCTOBBS nest,
wren the hours of twelve Ado& at soon and two
AU* in the afternoon of the Mae day, for one year,
Aneesimmaing on the Sort of January, one thousand
mbe hundred and eirty•shr, at twelve &do& at noon,
rGeorge the
directed by the Aat of Parliament peened
the third year of the reign of Ibis late Vsjesty King
the Fourth, "For hesitating Turnpike Roads t"
which said Tolls produord last year the sum of £270
above the expenses of collecting them, and will be pat
up at than sum.
Whoeviiiihappeas to be the teat bidder, must at the
same time pay one month In advance of the Rent at
wleab serieletis Assay he hi, and Ore sesunty, with
a --s bribe vsseAsesiosi ad the Tsesiese
tlid.tpayinent of the remade, MAW
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Datefirs4l44ll6•ll3rd day ctf-September, DE.
G. J. ANDREWS,
Clerk teEleYrusloss of the said
lessielhe Roads.

'MRS BRIDPORT BEAXINNIIIR, AND
it LYRE REGIS *LEGMAN.
A paw aod favottrit• mar tor West Dorset.
Price
OFFICE IN BRIDPOIAT—F. 'WICKER'S
LIBRARY.

IMPORTED FLOWERING BOOTS.
mpr. .1,41400/318. HATT= and SEEDSMAN,
V iv •Oorwhill, DOICREBTER, begs to
aalsoinot be bag !est sensived big first supply of
; other boot; In consequence of she
• for all kinds of Flowering Roots,
Tarim Croons, Narcissus,
i'1"1"^0. . 11Pigi as, Snowdrops, &0., to ensure
,early orders are respectfully solicited.
• • sad price liat on application.

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BEST PRRUVLAN GUANO.
NESSE& SCOTT .11 SELF'S SUPERPHOSPHATE
°TILER MANURES.
OW *MO STORM
• , ' - .ial.a..
H ENRY TAYLOIC 41, Souro-eram;
LoatioNatua.
Plosgbe, Harrows. Caw and Ramiro Drilla—Steam
begins" awl blowhises by Clayton, Shattleworth, and
C 0... Bross mat Nay, sad either eminent Eskers.—
. owliittAa Hesemod's, and Smith', Stems Ploughs and
—Wood's ad Apr Rowing and Reaping
—Horse Rakes and 'Haymakers.
44TOLITS FOOD IPOR CATTLE
* •
Souks ; India Rubber Rick almqs
• Cart Gross.; NachLse 00s; Gut% '
llgi 114.4, •a i Leather &ads ; India
lMayr
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t AGRICU LTUR A L LILPLIGLENTS •
in wall dalariowai with the Latest Improvements.
mi Goeseti% and Priest and Co's. lielonon Turnip
sad Miasma Drilla
IMAM& TURNIP, NANG-01A /s crrEas sum
0/ the beat quality.

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LONDON 'AND' RODTR-WRISTRRN RAILWAY.
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OURSION, WILYMOUTII,
Z. Ita.; to ;lore er lb by., on MONDAY,
itth OCTORIIMP
Pares ea lemEassied book.
Loan cAtise. Ist Was ~.41hmed Oars.
Weymouth • ~ala 1.11311 - •viS
Dorohn.ter ~a,u, 71J 1 ef feel
Moreton ~1.41 .1•111 ,',!ubracfoo" oi •
Wool • aWir, 10.•
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4sime‘im,
.• • bowler. or ea
Zlet October, at
Children nder 3 years, freeLS to It, Malechtres. A
Carpet Sag er Portmanteau r aa Barrage.
Melons not transferable, ad 'ekallidela only 'at the
Stations named upon them,' Miff,Er the Excursion
Trains.

GREAT WESTERN RAILWAY.
EXCURSION TO LONDON.
riN MONDAY, OCTOBER 9th, an EX-
CURSION TRAIN for LONDON will lease
Weymouth at 9.30, and Dorchester 9.50, (Fans 154
and 10a.), and Maiden Newton 10.15 a.m. (1.4 a. and 94,
retnrinng from Padlegton at 10.50 cm. on Friday,
Ootober 13th. A shier pastage of luggage allowed
we passenger.
Paddington, Sept. 16. .I', GRIBREION, Gen. Man.
KARKlrrill --ErfUllitlierrint NEWTON,
• SSORS

MR. ROSS ITER received instructions to
SELL by AUCTION, on the presniset on
THURSDAY, OCTOBER sth, 1865, and followmg day
if newsmen, to. ~hole of the Genuine and Useful
HOUSEHOLD FITBNITUBE, (in Homewood and
Mahogany) PLATE, LINEN, INTI4I.TE CHINA,
OIL PAINTINGS, PKINTS, GLOW Wheel Bath
CHAIR, with head, Set of PONY HARNESS end
numerous other effeota late the property of Mrs.
GOODRIDON, deceased.
Pull parsieulem in Post Bill, and Catalogues,64. *sob,
to be obtained of the Auctiobeer.
Dated Auction and Agency Offices,
Starrainster Newton, Sept. 93rd, 1865.

THE LONDON ASSURANCE.
ENTABLIEIHED A.D. 1720.
Offiees-7, ROYAL EXCHANGE, CORNHILL, and
7, PALL MALL.
' Governer.—BONAMY DOBB.EII.
Buh-Governor.—PATßlCK F. ROBERTSON, M.P.,
ESQ.
Deputy-Governor. —RICHARD BAGGALLY,
AD TWENTY-YOUR DIRECTOR/4
--
VIRE INSURANCES effected at moderate
rates upon every description of property.
SPECIAL NOTICE.
REDUCTION IN DUTY. —The Directors are now
tapered to issue Policies insuring every description of
at the redu-ed Duty of is. 6d. per Cent. per
Annum. INSURANCES NOW DUE WILL HAVE
rtuz BENEFIT OF THE REDUCTION.
LIFE INSURANCES.
Two-thirds of the gross Profits are given to the
Annueel
The Profits are added as • Bonus to the rolicy, or
paid in Cash, or applied to the seduction of the future
Annual Premiums.
THE ASSURED ARE EXEMPT FROM ALL
LIABILITY OF PARTHERSHIF'.
NOTICE.—The Printed Receipts for Premium and
Duty on Policies, as they become due, are ready for
delivery, and are in the hands of the undermentioned
AGENTS:
(•,• DOESETSHIRE.
...Mr. IL C. Weston.
... ...Mr. John Darden, Grocer.
Brislitsre ... ...Mr. W. Warr.
/orris. (Yeureney ...Mn. T. Harvey.
Irllwe is ...Mr. Thomas Brown, Ironmonger.
Piddloomoo .. ...Messrs. W. & J. Dunman, Troy.
town, Dorchester.
Poole ... ...Mr. Frederick Travera,School master.
Portland ... ...Mr. J. C. L. o, Merchant.
Shafteabrry ...Mr. W. H. Martin, County Court
Offing.
nerforns ... ...Mr. 5. Kidd. Schoolmaster.
WessoositA ... ...Mr. John Lundie, Jun., Grocer, 4,
5, and 6, Maiden-street.
Winborne ... ...Mr. L U. Farmer, Solicitor.
VACANT AGENCIES.
The Corporation are ready to receive Applications for
Agencies in Towns and Districts of the County in which
the Office is not at present represented.
JOHN LAURENCE, Secretary.

ZALRIZY 4,,i'"-"ap'e
• gurirsupa ppaituLtripas :
11,0
CXO
aed
i;de Dr. Anibal*" ILL&
-•••• A. ad pdrib r
PXIIIII-1. • ....Lra.parlb.
HOWIIIOPATRIO, pitrA Is 44 par lb.
intavz COCOA. lei and 4 lb. canisters,
' .24 11l gar lb.
Ihe be gebtaied ab alvelett art Ilicessele at tie
TUMMY BMX MIA LOUDON. 8.0.

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--
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of the United Church of England and Ireland, is
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of Church matters in England, Ireland, and the
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aims at the extension and defence of the Church and
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and Its comprehensive reviews of Church literature
boo Tong ',soured fee this Journal the confidence
of its numerous readers. Price 6d., Stamped 74.;
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BY. ROYAL LMERB PATENT.
PROTECTION FROM FIRE!
:BRYANT & MAY,
w44.l.,...ticriErA.racm x&c:).A.D,
.v• LONDON, E.
Invite_ public attention to their PATE NT
MATCH HOLDER and TABLET, a sketch of
which is given below. It is equally adapted for
use in Kitchens, Nurseries, Bed-rocois, Offices,
Warehouses, he and should be introdneed.into
every household:
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ituu ai,ao Co. , r,Llnt„
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;mot
rob I.am
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4ii i Patent Safety Matches,
old. the Reservoir below contains a supply of
bietion Tablets surnonorr for two years.
• TIDO RETAIL PRICE COMPLETE IS
ONE SHILLING

ROTHI/1G 1111EPOS8IBL.b.
The grestset mid most useful invmtion of the day,
pus ANARELLi.—Yeam. 10224 GOUX.i I. and CO.,
hree Einreourt, Lombard-street, Landon, Perfmners te
ler Menesity, respectfully oftm to tha puNie this truly
istwellets fluid, which vanally aesions the homes
La to its *Aim ha,, no metier at what age.
The Lima Ascarefla has none of the propertleo of dyes;
6 as the aontrary„ is beneficial to the system, sad when the
iii. ones restored, ous application pet_ month will keep
in perfect color. P nee one guinea; half bottles, 10s. 011.
testimonials from artiste,s of the highest ceder end from
istidsiab of undoubted reepecnil my be Inspected
4f=t42. 0011 SELL and Co. have bean appointed
to ELL the Primal of Wails.

_
CATTLE PLAGUE.
DORSET COUNTY ASSOCIATION,
FOR THE RELIEF OF INDIVIDUALS - SUSTAINING LOSSES BY
THE CATTLE pLA.truk.
AT the COUNTY MEETING, held on 26th AUGUST last, at Doscuesrsit, a County
Ai.uniatios w. 4 conAituted by the following remlution, via a Connty Amovation be formed for
the pnrposo of preventing or mitigating the Di-ea.o sailed the CATTL2 PLAGUE; sod that such Ilistmiation do
consist of the High Sheriff, the Members for the County, together with all aneh Landowners and ocoapiors of
Land in the County and all others interested in this important on Mon, who shaft eubscrabe mot Ins than Five
Shillings' each, with a Working Committee, oomposed of the foilewing members Lord Digby, Mears. Meyer,
M.P., (1.1. Wood, Levi Groves, soar., Henry Mayo, William Mayo, janr., &kerb Details, &shard Gouge,
. James Crane, Henry Jelin Jame Ceekermn, John Au) lab ',with, Jahn Thomas KAMM, Jobe Pima/ John Dream
Homer, Denis' 8) monde, Denims Deviate, with power to add to their nninhor Isom ponoaseitsaggoOty sari ,
Beards of Gaiurdiaas in the (booty, or by District Amociatimm; aad all oontribakets t0.111011#411.0
' awes* to bri ca-offirma siemens% .1 1 - .?! I.'
•
. The Igareiti basins." of this ekmatatitee Is to Invite sad resolve the matfiliiiatioalsof‘the !IMO* Idsdamiligro
. . . _

MUTUAL CATTLE ASSURANCE "ASSOCIATION.
...Kroa THE couNty OF . DO/1814 )
, .
FOR MUTUAL ASSURANCE' AGAAXIT LOSS IN NEA.T CATTLE BT
THE CATTLE PLAGUE.
I.—This Association to be managed by • Committee, with power to add to their number.
2.--That such Inspectors shall be Appointed as shall be determined on by the Committee.
3.—Meetinp of Committee to be held on the first Saturday in every Month, at the A.ntelope Hotel,
Dorchester, or elsewhere (or oftener If re luired) for the transaction of business; aud five members shad form a
quorum.
4.—Every Member of the Society shall 140 ye All the Neat Cattle he shall have at the time of insuring.
s.—Aseured Cattle to be divided into tire Qlsu,çi r-7
Close I.—To inolude all Nosh Cattle above la mouths' old; and
Clam 2.—To include all Nest Cattle above 3 months and under 18 months' old.
6. —lnsurers to pay Is. per head in Class 1, and 61. per head in Class 2 estranoe fee.
7.—That no Animal in Class Ibe valued at more than £2O, and in Clan 2at more that £lO. The Committee
to have power to assess the ordinary market value of all animals insured .before insurance effected.
B.—That in mom of death by Cattle Plague, the Owner to reoeive two-thirds of value at which animals were
hum&
9.—That each Insurer shall not be liable for &larger sum than any pecuniary benefit he can receive from
the society through the lose of his insured cattle.
10.—The Committee to have power to make calls when necessary, whioh calls shall be on each Insurer a
proportionate percentage on the amount at which his Cattle are insured.
11.—Every Member to pay his calls within ten days of each call, and in default of payment Committee be
authorized to recover by legal means any unpaid calls.
12.—That if at the end of one year from the formation of this Association, the Committee and three-fourths ,
In number and value of the assured shell decide, eta meeting to be convened upon 14 days' notioe in the County
Newspapers to dissolve the Society, they shall be at liberty so to do.
13.—That an 'nearer shall still be liable to the payment of any calls, although he may have lost all or any
of his Neat Cattle by the Cottle Plague and upon receiving any Insurance muslin.. shall make such provision for
payment of future calls as the Committee may require.
14.—The Committee shall not be responsible for more monies than they actually receive.
15—The Committee to have power to reject the Insurance of any Neat Cattle.
16 —That this Society shall not be liable for the lass of any Insured Cattle,unleu and until 3000 head be
insured.
17.—A1l Insurances made after first November, 1865, shall be subject to such further conditions as the
Committee may require.
18.—This Society will only insure against loss by the disease known as the Cattle Placue or Rinderpest.
i 19. —No Cattle Dealer eligible us member of this A/embalm.

Proposal for Insurance to be in the following form
MUTUAL CATTLE ASSURANCE ASSOCIATION.
(FOR THE COUNTY OF DORSET.)
To the Committee of the above-named Association :
I, . of
In the County of Dorset, do hereby declare that I am desirous to become a Member of this Association,
and to effect an : Insurance of my Neat Cattle to the number of
being the full nuidber kept btine, upon which number I Have paid a deposit of E
per head in Class 1, and E per head in Class 2; and I hereby agree to
abide by the expressed or implied Rules of the Association, and to pay and contribute to all objects sod expenoes
of the Association pro rata with other Members of the Association; and I hereby declare that all my Cattle
are free from the disease called the Cattle Plague.
VALUATION IN CLASS I. VALUATION IN CLAIM 2.
Cows ... at per head £ Bulls Uperhead E
Balls ... E
Heifers ... Heifers
Oxen ... E
N.B. The foregoing Rules are to be subject to the Revision of Committee.
Signed

OR HISTORY &ND CULTIVATION, SEE ESSAY IN THE "JOURNAL OF TER
ROYAL AGRICULURAL SOCIETY" FOR FEBRUARY, 1862. No. XLVILL
HALLETT'S
TRADE
WHITE PEDIGREE WHEAT,
NARK_
(ROUGH CHAFFED),
NOW OFFERED FOR THE FIRST TIME,
Grown upon the Summit of the Chalk Downs, and yielded over several Acres nearly Seven Quarters per
Acre, the Crop on similar Light Soils being this year extremely bad.
THIS is a fine Miller, Wheat, in addition to possessing the extraordinary productiveness of the
original Red Pedigree Wheat. Straw of medium length and very stiff, never being laid by bad weather.
A Winter Wheat only.
SEED REQUIRED.
If Drilled in September, 4 Bushels on 10 Aores. If Drilled in November, 4 Bushels on 4 Acres.
„ Ootober, 4 „ 8 „ December, 4 „ 3 „
Note.—The ORIGIN AL " RED" PEDIGREE WHEAT will be supplied if specially named, otherwise the "
above new White variety will Me year, in all eases, be forwarded.
Prode, including Bags :—ONE GUINEA a BUSHEL, or SEVEN GUINEAS the Quarter, by the Quarter
or Half Quarter, delivered in Bags, sewed up and soiled, at the Brighton Railway Station, upon receipt of Cheque
or Post.officie order, without Wig/tit will not in any cast be sent to unknown Correepotedmats. Lem than • Bushel
will not be supplied.
TRADE
CHEVALIER PEDIGREE BARLEY,
MARK.
This has been "bred" in the same manner as the PEDIGREE WHEAT, via. : —by repeated annual seliutirso, I
re-starting in each year frotn a single grain.
Although grown upon a poor thin soil (resting immediately upon the chalk), which upon oar neighbouring ,
farms produces Barley rarely weighing so much as bilbe, per bushel, and lit only for grinding, the PEDIGREE
BARLEY last year (this year's crop not yet threshed) weighed NB*, per bushel, sod produced 89j bushels
per mere.
Besides its astonishing productiveness, characteristic of all the PEDIGREE CEREALS, it possesses remark-
able value for the malster, not a single grain failing to germinate, and a 1 growing equally.
Although only • very limited area of it has this year been grown, it will, in deference to a generally expressed
wish, be at once offered to the public instead of waiting nntil next year, and • Subscription Lit has been formed,
to which, gentlemen desirous of Bemiring any of it for drilling next Spring, would do well at once to add their
names, which, however, will not involve payment until it be ready for delivery, of which dna notice will be gives
Sy printed circular.
SEED REQUIRED.
If Drilled in Mardi, 1 Bushel on 3 Acres. I If Drilled in April, 1 Brothel on 2 Ames.
PRICK :—TWO GITINEAS a BUSHEL (including Bag), delivered in Bags sewed up and waled, at the
Brighton Railway Station, upon receipt of Cheque or Post-office Order, without which it will not in any case be
sent to unknown Correspondents. Less than • Bushel will not be supplied.
Note—As the quantity is so limited, it will, until exhausted, be sent out to Gentlemen in the order in which
they have jointed the Subscription List.
FREDERIC F. HALLETT, F.L.S•,
THE MANOR HOUSE BRIGHTON, sussEx.

•
The Right Hon. Earl Ruesell har graciously favoured J. T. Davenport with the following •
" Extract of a dispatch from Mr. Webb, H..B.M.'s Consul at Manilla, dated September 17, 1884 :
" ' The remedy most efficacious in its effects, in Epidemic Cholera) has been found to be Chlorodyna, aid
" ' with a small quantity given to me by.,14. Bp.rke I have saved several lives.'"
OAIITIONHLORODYNE. •
Vice-Chancellor Sir W. P. Wood stated that Dr. Collis Browne was undoubtedly the inventor of Chlorodyne:
that the story of the defendant, Freeman, was deliberately untrue, which, he regretted to say, had been sworn to.
Bminent 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. Brovme's.—See '• Times," July 13, 1864. The public are
therefore cautioned against using any other than
DR. T. COLLIS BROWNE'S OHLORODYNN.
This Invaluable Remedy produces quiet refreshing sleep, relieves pain, calms tailrie sa restores the deranged
functions, and stimulates healthy action of the secretions of the , without any of thole unpleasant
results attending the use of opium. Old and young may take it at hours sad time, w vsqiiiatts.Tillwelewe
, person. testify to Its marvellous good effects and wonderful cures, while medical man extol its virtues most
'rely, using it in great quantities in the following diseases—
CONSUMPTION, ASTHMA, BRONCHITIS, WHOOPING COUGH, NEURALGIA,
DIARRHEA, RHEUMATISM, SPASMS, ar).
Testimonials from numerous Medical Mememoempany each Bettie.
Caution.—Always t
"Dr. J. Collis Browne's Chlorodyne," and see Slat his name is on the Government
• Stamp. Sold only in Bottles, at 2s 9d and 4s 84, by all Chemists.
Sole Manufacturer,4. T. DA' :TM-4' POST, 33, Great Russell Street, Sioamairtu7,Bquaire, London.

SOMERSET DORSET RAILWAY.
.n2rlrs. 8 .4,lllti' 1
g3T39
NEW sod ApliOD gt+lge: to ARIS
BORDEAUX, son the Born! of FRANQI.
fflo Pe01004,44*, and Caen.)
RegulA ..~+Mb'br the fast and powerful Steam ERbtp
" ALBION," from Poole to Cherbourg every EONDAY
land TEIUSSDAY, at 11.45 p.m. From Cherbourg to
Poole every WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY, at 9.0 a.m.
Sea Kamm Six 110111,,, (wind and weather permitting.)
frnm lit AUGUST. DOA, and until further notice.
FARES AND RAYFS.
• rumarrrita.
CHARZOURG. .

eingle *kits f Return Pietete
ivadrasle for available for
- five days. One month.
From
lstelass I 2nd Clail4 Class I 2nd Class
and After 'Cabin. and After Cabin.
s. d. ó.d. a. d. I I. d.
London
•" "• •" "•
Exeter
Birmingham 56 7143 9 89 9169 5
Worcester . 51 1 39 8 Si 6 I 63 3
Cheltenham 46 1 36 0 74 6 58 3
Gloucester_ 44 10 35 3 72 2 56 9
Bristol
Cardi ff
blighbridge 847 236 d 39 1 436
Aft.oab. IFo Cab. Abi.Cab. Fa. Oak
Poole

I Single Tickets
I available f-r
five Days.
RAM's, I 2nd Man
I and After (labia.

S. d. s. d.
...
...
632 425
53 4 41. 3
50 8 39 11
498 398
1:: : 37 1
430 669
Afkaab. Po. Oak.
33.3 27 5

Return Ticket,
available for
One Meath.
Ist Mae I 2nd Claw
and After Won.
a. d. I a. d.
• • • •••
108-4 84.10
104 2 79 2
97 8 74 7
95 5 73 2
839 660
833 661
81 0 I 63 0
Ala Cab. Fo. Cab.
61 8 49 10

TO PARIS.
The last Train (Ist and 2nd °lass) for the Steamer
leaves London, (Waterloo Bridge Statical at 5.10 p.m.
—Birmingham at 4.45 p.m.—Worcester at 5.45 p.m.—
Cbilteehani at B.27,—Gloucester 6.50 put —Brntol at
8.0 p.m.—Burnham at 8.30 p.m.—Elighbridge at 8.50
p.m., —and Exeter, (Queen-street,) at 5.0 p.m.,—but
Passengers may travel by any previous Train.
The Steamer leaves Poole Harbour for Cherbourg
every Monday and Thursday at 1L45 p.m.
Trains leave Cher/mare for Paris at 1.10 met, (Ist
class only,) arriving in Paris at 5 o'clock p.m.;—at 930
a.m. (Ist, 2nd, and 3rd clace,) arriving in Paris at 10.20
p.m.,— and at 4.45 p.m., (lit, 2nd, and 3rd clam) arriv-
tag in Paris at 4.35 a.m.
Trains leave Cherbourg for Caen at 7.10 a.m., 9.30
am., and 4.45. p.m.
•
nitoli ymus.
Trains , 2nd, and 3rd clue,) leave Paris (Rued'
ii et '7.25 a.m.,. end Li dam at -11.25 am.,
and jit Cherboelvg at Ole p.m.; abet leave Paris
bst, mid 3rd class,) at 8.0 p.m., and arrive in
:tat
at at 73.5 a.m.
'The Steamer leaves Cherbourg every Wednesday at
0.0 a.m. and Friday at 10.30 p.m.
. Traing teethe West of England, Cardiff. Bristol, and
tlie North, leave Poole at 6.20 a.m. and 5.25 p.sn., bed
Passengers may travel by any other Train. _
Children under Three years free: Three to Seven
years, Half-price: above that age, whole pries.
Holders of through 'tickets can break the journey at
Bristol, Burnham, Poole; Cherbourg, and Eaynaiix for ,
Caen; and at those places, and Caen and Lunen' for
Paris. The Tickets inclnde Railway, Pier, and Dock
dues, and Steam Packet Fares only, and are not Trans-
ferable. The Single Journey Tickets are available for
Fve Days. inclusive of the date of Issue; the Double
Journey Tickets; are available for one Month.
Tioketa may be obtained as follows :
Forward Journey—
London
Exeter
Birmingham
Worcester
Cheltenham
Gloucester
Bristol
Cardiff
. Stuart-street, Bute Docks, and
on Board the Burnham and
Cardiff Steamers.
Swansea ' On Beard the Burnham & Swamies
Steamer.
Highbridge Somerset & Dorset Railway Station.
Poole
Homeward Joan:le/
Perla Railway Station, Rue d' Amsterdam.
Caen Railway Station.
Cherbourg
Baggage.— gir The French Customs do not allow
merchandise to be landed or shipped as personal bagage.
SPLCIAL NOTIML—AII Goods other than personal
baggage belonging to Passengers,elthough not manifested
as merchandise, to pay ace thorned freight. Passengers
are requested to have all the Packages composing their
Luggage distinctly marked with their names and
addressees, and to take the whole on board with them.
The Company is not liable for any damage or loss of
Baggage unless registered.
GOODS
For Paris, Caen, &e.., should be directed in full "Per
Somerset and Dorset Railway and Steam Boat, via
Poole and Cherbourg," and to ensure the lowest possible
charges should be addressed to the care of Mr. 010111 a,
Poole.
To prevent delay all Goods should be advised by
poet, to Mr. Gional, Poole. In the case of Bonded and
Baciseable Goods, toe Goods without such advice cannot
shipped.
Passports—British Snbjsets are allowed to enter, and
to travel in France, MITII.,ITT PABSPORTA, on a simple
declaration of their Natio; ality.
General Itegulations.—P.deengers are requested to be
at the Trains and on board the Packets fifteen minutes
at least before their derarture. Berths are not
guaranteed.
Persons purchasing TICKETS elsewhere than through
the authorwird Agents of the Company, will render
themselves maims to PitoliF.CUTlOlt.
The Company in not liable for unavoidable delays,
amidente, or sea-ri-ks of any kind whatsoever. The
Company do not undertake to carry Passengers or
Goods by any particular Veers 1.
For further particulars apply in
Paris
Caen
Cherbourg
and Messrs. Mahieu Freres.
Birmingham
Wmelter Midland Erilway Station.
Cheltenham
Gloucester ...
Bristol
Cardiff Mr Thon.as, s,Stuartatreet, EtuteDocks.
Swansea ..
London Mr. Williams, 53, King William-street,
Pity; and at the Waterloo Bridge
Station.
Exeter Queen-street Station.
Poole
At the Stations of Somerset and Dorset Railway
Company.
°Mow, Glastonbury, July, 1865. By ORDER.

BL A AGAZINE, foxl
DC. p‘ios 2a. 6d.
Ileviehe the —_ , War for Independence, by
Heroe Von Borekr, . of Staff to General J. ft. B.
Statart.—Part IL
Rims Marjoribanke.—Part IX.
,umer and Autumn.—Part
Cabli‘

MA.NUFACTURED PATENTEE.
YOUNG'S PATIINT PARAFFINK OIL
TWNEPB PATENT PARAVPINE LAMPS.

e Light Company.—Solo London Wholes4e
10. 19, Buckkr.bury, London, B.C.
gab whets ilk* cud

PETER PA"113411
to
mt. ROBINSON'S
STRUT.
SILKS.

NOTIOY. DUTY OFF TEM'
itIPS dr 'CO. hare again ItentruaD
PRICKS SIXPENCE POUNID.
iCi IiLA2.E.i IL tti 2s. Sd. to 3,
delicioua Black Tea now only Ss. fkl. per lb.
APS k TEAS are BEAT and (ME %PEST.
twiar HOUSCI copy this stateusent for Arlon
-
r, &SODS.
CURRENT ?tart FREE. MORES A Warms,.
viten.
ILLIPs 4CO WV. Tea /Graham*
•. itaux, 4a.Orrli. LONDON, S.C.
.1.11114 & COL, Goiters, and Spicea,
Fre,to.aay y Station or Market Town
aid; if to ti, value of Mis. or upwan's.
PMI.,LLAYSCO. balm NO AGMNTS.

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aqui at LONDONDIIIIIT eery /lUD Vf to take IS
kilts.- ift Cabin, to QuVitrea. ve York, and
-44Dit, EIS Ink, ii,2o ru., and £l3 lA., eioording to
Seooll2lllo4llltioll.
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ACCIDENT'S ro'- trirte loa LIMB,
os AT HONE,
A "I rfittrl'ed for by a PoHoi of the
.8 liil.A.lLA,c 0
WKA_YraPASSE:IaGRRS
sR .p.AIN t
64,, CORNifittif LONDON, Me.
r.
kp-rorsiT-roN Has: BEEN rATD.
''OR folio) CLAIMS.
' or? ti:....„, teruhaf Desibirtor f644iithaper Wiop4k walilo,
olaluesiett tip I
intemhbe.
ritouoirParticulars Rolf*, liii. I Oinks at the Railway
• a, to tbaliocal Apatil, or **the Geioei, • •
. 04. OCIPOLFiI 144 10, REGENTtsmErr.
0 ;:, I 0 i W. J. VIAN, baereiary.
.'
DtelieeNiNT for rrottenernr.R.
A ; Mi. Robert Oakley fitanweer
lahic.,_liatalt g Tawal),._llr. Juba SWIIII, k%in /411
; Mr. Ireaebr, Brio* :mid Rioter Railway

f.r Met' VT,*
' nabna I
raltglife CLOCICA,Rdv,
tilikititlif
awl -
lA. Made IP

and tie lave . , oti4
eLOOK tar Ole (Pit PAR Lx.
ao. 'Turret Cheek+ with Comp..= Aim
law aidilikKi few variations of 4easperAtar•On
ihrimpiiirsi /Sala of altyy dal tom 1 lfatt•to3o,
feet diameter. . • . I "(;.'f
Mit 61, Strand, adiontiag, 96451,115an1i, sad 4.1
and 35, Royal ExCh'anr, London. , •.

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its buioseat as
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be e•enr, Jpestienlar to ask tor JOHNItr" _
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- Ano @WM, isdation, we On UM
- % No astilla

CALENDAR.
---
Oat. 3—Tuasday.—Length of day 11h. 26m.
4—We inesday.— MT.e of the moan.
s—Thursdar.—Day demeaned Wh. 111 m.
6—Friday.—ratth, virgin end mart, Y.
7-Baturday,
8—'9"0)% —Seventeenth Sunday after Trinity.
Lemma : Morning, Es.kiet las., Mad St.
Mirk. xi. Sinning, Etekiel &slit, and
2nd Cur. ail.
9—Monday.-Bt. Dna, A reopag ite, bishop and
martyr.

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V MII..T•TEti and S'l'Or.E YEEPUR. te
iilteed three hou-ni where wee are emple)ad ;
good h./trine-a required.
Applf, *llll WS e• expect, a, to JoIIN TRISTRAM,
Redritilt Brewer) CAUL

RICHARD TARR,
AUCTIONEER,
ACCOUNTANT, AND GENERAL VALUER
Of Land, Machinery, and other Property%
TROWBRIDGE, Wititt.

UN FU RN ISH Et) APARTMENTS TO
LSI\ Wohtisting of Sitting-room, large Bedroom,
and AttA, with nee of Scullery, in a house plea-sntly
situated near Fordington Green, Dorchester. Tema
moderate.—Apply tot. G., Telegram Office, Dorchester.

MELPLALSEI AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY.
flitME ANNUAL MEETING of this Moiety
will be held at MELPLATSH, oh TUESDLY,
the 31,t day of OCTOBER, 466, when the Beueoci
Aeons! SHOW of CATTLE., in oonneetion with this
Society, will take place, and prism for Root Crops,
Corn Crovet, altti Cattle, &a, and Premiums for Work
and Servioe, will be awarded.
lite MID of £lO will be awa-ded in prises for Extra
Stock, at the discretion of the judges.
Every exhibitor must be a Member el this Society.
The stock exhibited is net to he taken from the
regular flock more then twit days prior to the show
day.
LU rin'riet to I:ie made with the secretary, on or
before the nth September.
All Stock to be on the ground by 10 o'clock,
bad none to be removed bvfore 3.30 p. vu.
The ploughing match will take place in a field at
Bingham', near Melplaiah, where all ploughs intentlitig
to compete, must he by Sam.
• No assistance will be permitted to be tenclered to the
competitors, who Lust be eetvents of Members of this
Society.
Admiasion to the show ground and ploughing match
field, at One o'clock, p.m. Members tree; non-Members,
Sixpence each.
Miner will be provided at Melplaish, at Four o'clo,k,
tn-
NICHS. M. LOGGIN,
Eon. Secretary.
Dated 31st August, 1885.

NOTICE TO BIITCHERS, DEALERS,
FARMERS, AND DIHEIt4.
MEHSRIS. DARDON and Co., MRAV,
Pont:telt, PORK, BUTTER, GANZ, AND CRIDOIR
tiALLIRIRN, AND PROVISION MR/lONA/4TR,
11, NEWPORT MARKET, LONDON,
Eeg to return their sincere thanks to their friends for
all past Consignments of Meats, Poultry, Butter,
Cheese. Fish, Game, &0., and to assure those who may
please to favour them with further Conaignmenta, that
every erertion shaU be made to obtain the 14Linist
Market Prices.
Commiesion for Selling, Ed, in the pound, Pip,
Calves, and Sheep, Id, *sell. Live Data* charged at
per bead.
Pleas* sesta an Invoke by post melt tlionsignittent.
Having large and ektentive Orsini** k a command-
ing part of tke Market, and twenty•five years'
aaperiestoe in the trade, they feel certain to give satin-
tuition 'to *Vary tender.
Madan% returned the day of sale.
biteker's reference if required. Cheques on Mes,n,
Rmith & Payne.
P.S. Rabbits sold on commission; or sontracterl to
till the 25th March, 1866.

iIitETONNE COWS.
' —The Nobility, Gantry,
and others, are respectfully
•
informed that they can be
A supplied with the above
!, beautiful and profitable little
v animals (calved and down
4111,11111/4111......_ calving) In any number At
.
""" the ehorteet entitle. The
peat enemas and encouragement Which Bleb attended
the effort, of the impottbr in ihtioducing the Pure
Breed of this nmftti and biddy Cow into the country,
hap itideoed him te ektehd his connection abroad, by
appointeng ntpierfentind Agents throughout Brittany,
and he i hew enabled to offer the public a *mutant
lupply It the choicest stock that can be obtained, at
OriaB which defy all oompetitott. The low o et,
teg.ether with the high Milking qualities of this limed,
render them of great amine to the Cottager, as well as
the Fancy Stook-keeper and Dairyman.
Apply to the Agents, Mears. Itonzamith Ishii Co.,
Crutehed Friars, London, Ku

rpo INVALIM-BELVEDERE, four miles
JL trent rlYmenth.—House and grounds designed
with solo view to the oomfort of select invalid mill-
dam. A winter ganien larger than that at Hew,
proverbially wild climate, dry and healthful position,
tind attractive scenery, combine to realise an linglish
" Madeira" in winter, and to 'arcane most soutiViii
residences for invalids is summer. gajltibitt lit
tendent—J. H. HICKS. M. 140.5.1,. fan

FR BR RMititATION TO NSW ZRALAND.
ALANDED PROPRIETOR is prepared.
to take out mon hly, for twelve month!, 260
Married Couples not over 26 years of age. i.e., Mechanics
and respootable Perm labourers; Children tinder fotlt
years not chervil for. No passage.money reunited Until
twelve months after arrival in %Ike WoionY. Constant I
employment insured at good wages. State age, previous
employment, and einciotin fourteen postage stamps for
the isemesaty total, of agreement and, pootage to Captain
Blake, 1.80, Fleetstreet, London; or Joseph Rowland, ,
Esq. Co omiesioner, New Zealand. All mutt undergo
medical inspection previous to embarkation.

CANADA AND THE llNtrltEi ATE.
STEAM FROM LONDON.
The Pull powered A 1 New Steamships,
Owned Liy the British Colonial Steam• Ship Company,
(Limited,)
.EAVR the Victoria Docks for QUEBEC
14 end MONCREAL.
C;ohia pisuge, 12 1311iOPRAs 18 011.189 AN, and 13
Guineas; Steerage ditto to liAtielSen, Hainaut ;to New
York, per °mad Thant Railway, 7 Guinea.; and pro-
portionally law tanks to all other important planes in
Canada an I the 'United States
Apply to I'aMPERLCYFI, CARTBS, and DARKS, 3
White Lion Curt, Cornhill, London, RC.
ABUTS :
Warstatrrn Wdlisso Roberts and Co., Sbipbroken.
SALISBURY Brt,wn and Co., Canal.
H. M. Custard, &sings' Bank.

GUERNSEY and JIRSEY.OUGH
COMMUNICATION between the GREAT
WESTERN RAILWAY aorl the CHANNEL
ISLANDS, by every train to Wtypootth, end from
Weyasotth Harbour every MONDAY, WEDNESDAY,
and FRIDAY, at 6.11 a. m., by ?at Ms,ll Steamers. The
shorteet *ea passage is by the 'Weymouth route. See
Great Wasters' Peaty Time tables.
.MAUNDER-R, Manager.
Weymouth, Itayw 1865.

JOHNSON,JOHNSON&Co's.
PURE UNCOLOURED TEA,
•% er Is decidedly the Purest
Alirl.. Strongest—Cheapest
•
arid Best—the most
_
- :v'' WHOLESOME & INVIGORATING.
• Soldin racketsby Agentainevery Town
IerLOCAL sonnen.
Weymouth Plowman, eonfectioner, 94, 81. Mary.st.
ngwell, confectioner, 14, St. Alban's
Row.
Bridport
Poole .... Atkins, ehemist, High-street.
Wimborne Short, chemist.
Christchurch Cox, eonfectioner.
Lymington Hockey, confectioner, 86, High-street.
Salisbury R. B. Hardy, chemist, 3, Catherine street.
Yeovil Vincent, confectioner, Princes-street.
WNOLUALM WARAHOUNIL
IT. BLornfield-street, City, London.
STARCH MANUFACTURERS
TO H.R H. THE PRINCESS OF WALES.
iCILENFIELD PATENT STARCH,
USED IN THE ROYAL LAUNDRY,
I"
1 . AND AWARDED THE PRIZE MEDAL, 1862.
Sold by all Grocers, Chandlers, &a, &a.
i -
1 WnTHF.RAPOON k CO. , GLASGOW AND LONDON
IMPORTANT NOTICE.
-
e 12,000,000 STERLING GUARANTEED
BY GOVERNMENT, to be allotted to the Sub
.ncribers in various MIAs upwards to £30,000. Any
Tenon by investing £2 oan realize £30,000. For Pros-
postal, riont.ining full particulars (which will be sent
prea4„ apnly by Letter, addressed F. E. FULD k Co.,
lA, Duke-street, Aatopi,.., London, W.C.

A COUNTY PAPER FOR 2d.
Published every Monday night, with all the Markets of the week, and in
anticipation of all the other Papers.
ENLARGEMENT TO 42 COLUMNS
OF THR
DORSET COUNTY EXPRESS
AND AGRICULTURAL GAZETTE,
CONDUCTED TIY MR. WALLACE FYFE.
CASH PRICE; TWOPENO E.
BOLD BY ALL BGOESELL ERS AND NEWS AGENTS.
OFFiCEB i CHURCH STREET, DORCHESTER.

LAICIEST AND MOST HANDSOME OF
PENNY PAPERS.
THE "TELEGRAM,"
12,250 COPIES ISSUED IN A SINGLE WEEK,
IS NOW
ENLARGED TO 28 coLtinNs,
WITH AN tItIVALLED COLLECTION OF
LOCAL NEWS.
PRICE ONE PENNY.

ROBERT HAZEL,
IRONMONGER, DORCHESTER,
BEGS leave to invite attention to his improved CULTIVATOR. It is in itself a thovottgh and
_11.) efBeient seven or nine Stare, or min be used ea a Paring Plough; It hat great strength and ilo fat It. 11.
hmi met with decided sucroesa, vii., they never get lint of drdet; • oomlilallit too fregrielitly end too hilly made
against others.
Hear what nom respentablb htiner soy.—" I have given your cultivator some very severe trials and it has
answered admirially, and when in use it will pay for ire cost in a fortnight..
A lid* and well-seleetvd stock of Paraffin Lamps of newest designs and patterns always on hand..
A good and well-velcoted stock of Eleetre Plated Goods.
Close Fire Kitchitners at very low rates.
Dorchester, July 31, 1865. •

ter The Dorchester Coal Company have just discharged a large cargo of Baltic Timber and
Deals, ex " Feronia," which they are enabled to offer on most ADVANTAGEOUS
TERMS. Builders and others would do well to avail themselves of this opportunity by
making early purchases.
The D.C.C. begs also to state they have, for the pnssent, made a reduction in the pries of the
beat Coal, (Wallsend) to the extent of la. ed. per Ton,
- -
DORCHESTER, COAL COMPANY&
coAts, WELCH SLATE, AND FOREIGN TIMBER IiERCRANTS,
FORDING-TONI
AND AT THE WEYMoUTN, DOROHESTIIR, AND MAIDEN NEWTON
STATIONS OF THE GREAT WESTERN RAILWAY.
CASH PRICES:—
FORDINGTON.
Radatock ditto 18s. 44,
NeothCulm 19s. 2,1.
Myer's superior Tenby i.
Stone Coil (for melting) . El 6s. 84.
A large and superior stock of TIMBER, DRAM,SLATE, LATHS, T 11,138, GRINDSTONES, Ac.,
oonitantly on Side.
DORCIIEsTER,
GREAT WEsTREA EAftWAt sTATioN.
Buono Coal ~, ••••• El la 84.
Bfltalt ditto 18s. 4d.
11. s. 84.
Newport small f•::•r Smiths) ••• ••• la. 84.
Neath Cohn . . . 19a. 2d.
The above Price+ include &livery (if required) in Dorchester and Fordington.
The Malting and Best Walleend Coals are kept in sheds, and delivered perfectly dry at all seasons.
WEYMOUTH STATION.
Bulb coal sl 01. 104.
Radstock ditto ..• •ob 01 01 01 ell 01 el.
Small ditto
Wfiofsi" slaTidx.
ISmall ditto Ba. 4d.
I.ls. 84.
Newport ditto (for El Is. 84.
Neat& Cohn —' . .
. . . 19s. 2cl.
Orders receive Inunediabeattanijon, aidsessW to ***
Mr. W. 1:110MME, Manager, Dorchester.
August 14, 1865.

THE CITY WINP4 At PORTit sfdßEg
HENRY MEATYARD,
IMPORTER OF WINES AND SPIRITS,
HIGH-STREET, SALISBURY.
SOLE AGENT for the oelebrated Invalid Oakhill Ale and Porter, Stogumber Medicinal
Ale, Alleopp'e Pale, Seat India, Burton and other Dinner Aloe.
WHITE WINS&
Per Dot Per Da. I
1.2.
Pale burner Sherry • • 151 3
jAlieanie hall
The Standard Sherry - - - 24 2 0
Moine Pale Sherry - - • 30 2 6
Fire Golden Sherry - • 36 3 0
Finest Golden Sherry - • -42 I 3
Old Golden Sherry
'Very Old Golden Sherry 7 ft
I 6
Mangle, Ingliant's • 18 1 6
!kWh hisboil - • 30 26
rE tin peens - • • - 36 3 0
Fine ditto - • 42 3 6
• 48 40

Alicante Pert -
Finest Rousaillon -
Old Port- -
Fine Old Port
Fineet Old Port -
Choice Old Pp,rt - •
Ntry Choice Old Port
It its Teht • • •
Choice Old Claret • -
Finest Claret • • • -
Fine Claret -
The Standard Claret • - -
Good Sound Claret- - • lb
Very Old Jamaica - - 42 3 6
Old Tura - - 36 3 0
Finest Louden
26 2 3 Finest ditto • •
Rum Shrub • -30 2 6
Fine ditto
Corcli•l Mint I
13 Pale Orange BiMert • I • •49 8 0
: t wittalikt.
Creme de Noyeau 6
Camlaohie - • - - 30 1
Fine May
Yet., Sia Champagne • • • • • 72. 6 0 Finest Old Islay
Finest Cognac
Fine ditto
Bordeaux ditto
Hungarian ditto
Finest Cherry - • -
Most and Chandon Celebrated Champagne.
First quality White Dry Sillery, per doz. 60a—First quality Brown Sparkling per doz. 60s. ss. per
quart bottle.
eskhill Porter, 4a. 6d. down. Allsopp's Pale Ale, fis, and London Stout, its, 6d, per dosen Imperial Pints.
Bottles are sharged 26 per doles extra in addition to the above prides, and allowed for *heti returned. No
Bottles taken is exohange exeunt those bearing my Label and sent from Stores.

SPRING AND SUMMER SEASON.
CANAL, SALISI3Ukit.
STILL AND CO.,
THE OLD-ESTABLISHED FANCY AND GENERAL WAREHOUSE.
TUST received our NEW SPRING STOCK.—,-It tonsids of a lags number of Novelties in
1115 Out-door Games, Archery, Cricket, Croquet, Lawn Billiards, &e., Ito., as well as• very large variety of
Garden Tools, Table Cutlery, Plated Good% Japanned and Bright Till Goods of all sort. Door Mate, Rugs and
Matting, and GeneralFarnishing t Ironmongery of all descriptions at Malter's Frits*. We have also now reoeived
our Seaamt Stock of Scythes, Bay Forks, Dreg Rakes, May Rakes, and General Haresst Triols of wellrknolen and
warranted makers at very low prices.
We have this Season intporireal direct A large consignment of Foreign Fancy Goods, Toys, &co., an early
lrispeotion of which we very earnestly solicit, feeling assured that it will give nnivensal satisfaction, both as
regards novelty and price. Our general Stock la now fully complete in Perambulators, Watering Pots, Tea Tray.,
Garnen Chairs, Sesta, Flower Trainers, Plower Stands, Garden Syringes, Stationery, Haberdashery, Hardware,
and General Ironmongery Goode.
With our beet thanks for past kind favours we earnestly solicit a continuance of increasing patronage, which
It shall be or constant study to deserve by good qualities and low prices.
Canal, April, 186 STILL AND CO.

THE FOLLOWING VALUABLE ARTICLES FOR FAMILY AND DOMESTIC USE
ARS SOLD
W. CHICK,
FAMILY AND DISPENSING CHEMIST,
Opposite the Great Western Railway Station,
FISHERTON, SALISBURY.
AGENT by appointment for Barry Du Barry and Co's Revslents Arabic& Food; Epps'
Homoeopathic Medicines and Coons; Himalaya Tea Company's Tea.: The Cadiz. Oporto, and Light Wine
Association, Limited. Sherries, 15s. 6d„ 205., 25e., 28e, 36a., 40s, an 4 48n.; Ports, 18.. 6d., 205., 26e., 285.,
365., 44a., and 60, per dozen; Champagnes in Pints and Quarts; Sparkling Hoek, Moselle, Burgundy, /go. Also
all kinds of Britials 'Wines. Chaffin's Remedy for Deafness; English and Foreign Perfumery ; Improved Tooth,
Hair, and Nail Brushes in great variety; also Dressing and small Tooth Combs. Every article requisite for the
Toilet and Nursery. Genuine Patent Medicines. Lavender Water; Farina's Eisti de Cologne; Erasmus Wilson's
Hair Lotion; Marrow, Castor Oil, and other Pomades; fdaccamar Cream for nourishing and strengthening the
Hair ; Quinine Ithatany Dentifrice for cleansing and preserving the Teeth, fse. Fine Fisaltav Leashes. Physicians'
Preseriptions and Family Rimirws carefully prepared. Every Drug and Chemical Preparstion as directed by the
British Pharmsoopceis. Chick's Circassian Liquid Hair Dye, for changing Red or Grey to Brown or Black in a
few minutes. Lamp, Hareem and Machinery Oiled every description. Hone and Cattle Medicines of all kinds,
including every Article connected with the Trade.

E. CAMBRIDGE AND Co.'s
•
(LATE W. C. CAMBRIDGE)
• .410/1t I
PATENT PRIZE COMBINED PRESS
f
(.1,(6.(tqr.111.1;r1 f.
. : . WHEEL ROLLER AND CLOD
... . .
. . .
CRUSHER.
rpHIS Implement is composed of a number of W. OAMBILIDOWS old pattern plain-edged wheels,
1 with a notched one between each. Its merira and =Os are too well known to need description or
comment. The frames can be niade either of wood or tubular iron.
CHAIN HARROWS of every description and prioe PRIZE HORSE RAXES, LAND PRES4ERS,
WASHING MACHINES, and every detest-4,00n of AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENT delivered free to any
Station.
STEAM-ENGINES AND THRASHING MACHINES MADE TO ORDER, OR REPAIRED.
Catalogues, with Prices, dm, on application.
ST. PHILIPS'S IRON WORKS, BRISTOL.

EDUCATION. RICHMOND, S.W.
111 ITSON COLLEGE FOR LADIES.
ril}flS Old-Establishment for Gazrrtzmnres
1 DAUGHTERS bas been removed from RosanaLe•
Hot) X t, the shove elegant Mansion, construoted ec.
pri sdy for a high...leas I.4dlse College, with large Bath.
Chin, and Lectufe toomn3 Refectory and elegant i.leep.
log apartments, sittisted oh a cheerftil and Commanding
eminence, with gravel soil, fine air, proximity to the
Hill. the Palk, Kew Gardens. and the Railway Station.
Tim clas.es for English, French, German, Italian,
Piano, Singing, Drawing, Dancing, and Calisthenic*
are conducted by eminent London Professors, under the
immediatti suptirhifendente of Mae. Dioccow, and Pro-
tistant Yorifign Gdverntiasee.
Religious in•truction is &en hi, a clergyman, and
Lectures in Science are delivered weekly.
Pros' ectuses may be obtained at oar offices it SAIRR.
BURY, BLANDFORD, WEYMOUTH, YXOTIL, &IMPORT,
ad DORCHESTER.

ALDRIDGE'S, ST. MARTIN'S-LANE, LONDON.
EBTABLISHED 1753.
PUBLIC SALES by AUCTION of HORSES
1 and CARRIAGES at Eleven o'clock on every
WEDNE-DAY and SATURDAY. Property must be
delivendi tWo drtys preVinuely, with instructions and
particulars. Stalls should bb dfddbd A week efore
either Sale Day. Aruounts paid on Mondays Cid Tfit4s:
dayn only, from Ten to Four. Remittances to the
Country with Account-Sales, on the written request
of the Owt er.
Comenission, 5 per cent. Forage and Grooms, per
Day and Night, ds. Rent of Carriages, Four-wheels
2s. fid. ; Two-wheel, Is. 61. per week. Horses or
Carriages, Withdrawn or not Sold by Auctioo, Sc. ;
Harness, or Saddle and Bridle, 2. 6d. ; Dogs, 10s.—
Stocks valued.
N.B.—No Horses received for Private Sale on Com-
missitth, thd.no liedljjfig allowed on the part of any one
connected with the F.stablighthent.
WILLIAM FREEMAN.

THE REPOSITORY, SALISBURY.
AIR. JOHN WATERS' Fortnightly Sales
1 of HACKS, nuNTEtts, HARNESS sod
CART HCRSKS, CARRIAGES, fan, are held oh every
CATTI E MARKET DAY.
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,"
II 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 dear days would be
afforded, the whole expense of whieh would be Is. e.oh
horse per day for Ittlep and groom, amounting to 12s.
from Friday to Tuesday insittrive, the only addition
thereto bring either the fee of 2s, ed. if bought in, or
the Commission if sold on the Tuesday this would also
!male the Atictioneer to advertise the Horses as being
"dn view" fot Tneeday's Sale.

I W. STREET, Atonf-rmillbt, tletAttArth
. Agent for the " Royal File and Life Meth-arm
Company," "The General Provincial Life Alieurance
Company, Limited," and " Tlie Victoria Benefit Society,
11.,gi3tered." Application to be made between the
bonne of 10 and 4; on Saturday from 10 till 6.

THE CATTLE PLAGUE.
-
IMPORTANT TO FARMERS GRAZIERS, DAIRY-
MEN, CATTLE DEALERS, Am
-
iTHE alarm ding sprea of the Cattle Murrain
in England can only be prevented by holders
t Stott tail% talking eateAti keep theie Barn% Sheds,
and Drainage, free from all 6ollectiffil of muck, fetid
matter, Am. Fresh air is as essential to the health of
beast as man.
Cleanliness is the most efficient mode of keeping
Stock healthy, and to effect this the Manure, Drains,
Re., should be thoroughly dii.infected from all noxious
effluvia. RANSOME'S CONCENTRATED DISIN-
FECTING FLUID is the best and chespest disinfec-
tant out. One gallon diluted with water will be
sufficient to keep 100 cattle in a healthy atmosphere
for one Week. This Disinfectant is now extensively
M 4 by Railway and Nhilifing Companies crving
ili, u
andigiliCMANgliD D by HER MAJESTY'S
SANITARY COMMISSID Eff§ kt,the most valuable
DISINFECTANT for PURIFYING Int A /NSA
MANURE, BARNS, CATTLE LAIRS, RAILWAY
TRUCKS, CATTLE SHIPS, ful. Sold in single
gallons at 6s. ; two gallons, 11s.; five gallons, 255.
Carriage Free to any part of the kingdom.
RANSOME'S
SANITARY CHEMICAL WORKS,
124, City Road, London, E.C.
ft d Ilefirmi of Stook ought to be without it.
Post-office OrderS prlyablll at Oily Road Offloat.
AGENTS WANTED.

RANSOMCS,
PLOUCPS.
AT the laet Trials of the R.A.S.E. at New-
castle* theso Ploughs iron 4 out of the 6 Flrst
Prites offered. Singe that time they have won 23 All
England Champion Prizes. They ere strong, light, and
econtimical. Ptices fr rn 3 to to. They way be
übtajned or air vat Clans Ironmongers and Dealers in
battlements, or direct irtifti the
)RVV EL L iPsvq.l(

e FOR CHILDREN TEETHING
• id'S. •
, WI giSL°WS A Branch Hotme is now opened in
So ,1 p4l N London for the Sale of this nemedy,
`"`• which b.c been in me in MILIIICA
sYr.... • over thirty years. It is pleasant to
take, and is safe in all ea=ee ; it
sdotBe le cBl3d ellid gives ft restl softens the gums,
and will allat ttil ',kept or spasmodic action, and In
SORE TO REGULATE: THE BOWELS.
Depend upon it, fillottienil, it will give rest to yourselves
and
RELIEF AND HEALTH TO "Vat% liffeANTS.
It will almost instantly relieve Griping in the Bona's
and Wind Colic, and we believe it the best and iureet
remedy in the World in all oases of Dysentery and
Diarrbcea in Children, whether arising from Teething
or other causes. There are other preparations of a
similar name in this country. Be sure and ask for MRS.
WINSLOW'S SOOTHING SYRUP, and bee that
Currie and Partants, New York and London, is on the
Mitside wrapper,
Bold tr, al/ Chemiete at Is. lid. per bottle. Full
directions With ea& bottle,
Coil an the Metresb for one af Mrs. Winslow's
FOMily Mammies and Domestic Esocipt Books for 1865,
tee of Charge.
Prim:Opal Ofhoe, 205, High Holborn, London.

Coughs, Bronchitis, Benno-
nises,Coide, inauengs, 'throe,
Catarrh, any Irritation or CO UGH S
VIR,IJNC of the trtwin
staidly relieved by braises
4:00k Bronchial Troth's. ° 1
TO PUBLIC SPEAKERS AND SINGERS.
THEY are effectual in clearing and giving
1 strength to the voice.
Thu, preparation has had an immense stile in the
United States and Canada for many years, and a branch
house is now opened in London. They are very plea...suit
to take, contain no opium. and children will find them
very beneficial in oases of Whooping Cough. People
who are troubled with a hacking cough, should try them
at °toe ; they are a safe and cure remedy.
Among the many teAimonials is a letter from Rev
Henry Ward Beecher, whirl, .nay be seen at our Alice.
The following is an extra,. t —"I: have never changed
my mind respecting them from the first, exempting to
think yet better of that which I began thinking well of.
Amongst the many eminent singers who use the
Trochee and speak highly of them we would mention
Hiss Lonnie Pyne, Mr. Ainaley CoOk, and others of the
Royal Opera, London.
Sold by all Chemista at Is. lid. per box.
Principal Otto*, 205. High Holborn, London.

THE Duty being Reduced HORNIMAN'S
PURE TEAS are now EIGHT•PENCE
CHEAPER.
TEA formerly 3e. 44., REDUCED to 2.4 Rd.
TEA formerly 3e. N., REDUCED to 3e. Od.
TEA formerly 4e. 01, REDUCED. to 3e. 44.
TEA formerly 4s. 44., REDUCED to 34. Sd.
Two otmoe, quarter, half, and pound peat*.
All GENUINE PACKETS aro signed, .
Amin 4 a LONDON.
ORIGINAL IMPORTERS OF THE PURE TEA
AGENTS IN THIS DISTRICT :
Abbotaborit
Bridport
Beceffsieuter Oliver, Fore-street.
Woodford ..... Glyde.
Bert Regis
Cerise Abbne B mutat, Long-street
DORCHESTER Evtase, (successor to Mr. Proud,
Iligh-Reet-street.
Tome Dunster, Broad-street
MeassryOrsortd
Pitidtetreothide Symes.
Poole Green, High-street.
Wareitato Best.
WEYMOUTH
Wilobortst
Wisteroortse
Gemis te Hook
Yeentimeer
Chemists, ke.. Cr. Agents in erery Town

gloofor TWO-PENCE. EXCUR-
SIONISTS may secure this sum for their
Families in CASE of DEATII, or El Weekly for them-
selves if injured by RAILWAY ACCIDENT, 133
tasior an Insurance Ticket of the
RAILWAY PA"SENGERA' ASSURANCE
COMPANY.
!tingle and Double Journey Insurance Tickets to the
Dublin Exhibition or elsewhere may also be obiadied at
all Railway Stations.
N.8.-..-Take your Insurance Ticket when you juty
your F-re.
ACCIDENTS TO LIFE OR LIMB,
In the Field, the Street., or at Remo., in.y be Insured
against by an Anneal Policy,
64, CORNHILL, and 10, REGENT-STREET.
W. J. VIAN, Secretary.
A VALUABLE ECLECTIC AND
I 14 CITANICAL REMEDY,
PICI e- E. UP.
A GRATEFUL Aromatic, Stomachic, end eflicaciou•
It Tonic, valuable for removing the effects of Orink
Late HOlllll, and their unpleasant consequences.
Directions for use :—lrons One to two table-spoonfu.
to be taken when necessary, diluted with sitciutsis equa
quantity of water. Tim dose may be repented whel
required.
Prepared by J. COLAIEB,
ELTECTIC AND BOTANICAL CHEMIST,
YEOVIL
Sold in Bottles at Is., lc lid.. Is. 911. 2s. 3d.. an.
Is. lid. omb.

RUPTURES. e,
BY Ran isAJESTY'S ROYAL LETTERS PATENT.
WHITE'S MOC-MAIN LEVER TRUSS,
( Perfected and Exhibited in the Great Exhions
18M and 1862.
1)ECIU114/140 no Steel Spring round the
body, Ia a:liftmen...lnd for the following
Ats peculiarities and advantagee:--
uf application; 2nd.—Perfect freedom iron,
eliability to chaff or excoriate.; led, it may
tie worn with equitl comfort in ant), position
.;: the
of : body, by
kibynp o d night or orexedarefseitou ; 4th. —lt
the
mite e
siiglifest inconvenience to the wearer, and is
s perfectly dotsweeled from observation.
"We do not lieehnhte to give to this inven•
two our unqualified dttrrohation, and we
- strenuously advise the use of it to all those
stand hi need of that protection, which they oßnnot
so fully, nor with the SUM comfort, obtain from any
other apparatus or truss as from that which we have
the highest satisfaction in thus recommending—Op.-eh
and Slats Gazette.
Recommended by the following eminent surgeons:—
Wm. Fergosson, Esq., FR 8., Professor of Surgery in
King's College, Surgeon to King's College Hospital, he.;
C. a. Guthrie, Esq., Surgeon to the Royal Westminster
Offhthaliiiit Hoapitel.; W. Bowman, Esq., FRS.,
Assistaot-6orgetrn ttl Ring's College Hospital ' • T. Call-
away, Esq., Panior AssietatttSergeon to GuyeHospital ;
W. Coulson, Big., Surgeon to the Magdalen Hospital;
T. Ithsard Curling, Esq., F.R.S., Snrgeoft to the London
Hospital; W. J. Fisher, Esq., Stirgeon-in.Chiel to the
Metropolitan Pollee Force; Ashton Key, Esq., Surgeon
to Prince Albert; Robert Liston, Esq.' F.R.S. ; James
Lnke, Req., Surgeon to the London Society; Erasmus
Wilson, Fog., F.R.S., and many others.
A descriptive circular may be had by post, and the
Truss iwhich cannot fail to fit) can be forwarded by
post, on sending the circumference of the body two
name below the hips, to the manufacturer,
MR. WHITE. 228, PICCADILLY, LONDON.
Price of a Single Truss, 265. 21 ' s., 265. 6d. and 318.6 d. ;
Postage; lc Pelee of Double Truss, 31s. 6d., 425., and
525. 6d.; postage, Is. $4. Prim of an Umbilical Truss,
42e, and 52e. 64. ; pastage, Is. 101.
Poet Office Orders to be made payable to John White,
Poet Office, Piccadilly.
NEW PATENT
ELASTIC STOCKINGS, KNEE-CAPS,,te
Tbe material of which these are made in recom-
mended by the Faculty as being peculiarly elastic and
compressible, and the best invention for giving efficient
and permanent support in all cases of WEAKNESS
and SWELLING of the LEGS, VARICOSE VEINS,
ko, It is porous, light in texture and
Inexpensive, and is drawn on like the ordinary Stocking.
Prier, 4s. 6d., Is. 6d., 10s., to Its, each. Postage, 6d.
JOHN Warm, Msnufeeturer, ff2B, Piccadilly, London
Specimens may be seen at the Crystal Pelee*.

SNOOK'S APERIENT FAMILY PILLS.
• NOST EXCELLENT MEDICINE POE SIMONS AND LITER
COKTLAINTS, INDIGESTION, GIEDINESS, LOSS OT ATTN.
TTTE, NEADACHE, ZAITSUEN, FLATULENCE, STASES,
corrrrsszse, &AL
PIIEIR composition is truly excellent; they
-1- do dot tentain any antimonial or mercurial pt.,-
paration whafeter, and do not require the least confine-
:tient or alteration of diet (moderate exerciee promotes
their good effects) ; they seldom operate until ten or
twelve hours after taken' and then very gently; they
destroy worms, purify the humours, restore the tone of
the stomach, and remove most complaints occasioned by
irregularity of the bowels, becoming a restorative and
preservative of health to both saxes, and to those of a
costive habit, a truly valuable treasure.
The pills are now prepared .by Messrs BARCLAY and
BONS (who have purchased the receipt from Mr. Simon),
whose names are engraved on the government stamp
adlsed to each box; without which they cannot be
genvine,-Beld in boxes, at la. lie. and 2a. 9d. each.

W't?.K COMPLAINTS, BILE, WIND, AND INDI
GESTION CURED WITHOUT MERCURY.
rrHERE ARE ONLY TWO MEDICINES
I. which act upon the Liver : one is Mercury, the
other Dandelion. But if tile public knew how Mercury
destroys the delicate coats of the stomach, weakness
digestion, affects the nerves, and positively shortens
life, they would take no other Aperient then Dr.
BING'S D A ND ELION and QUININE LIVER PILLS,
bberate bile, disperse wind, strengthen the whole
haute, and are the best pills for torpid liver, headache,
tnrrfongneldlesineea, flutt.ringof the heart, biliolum es
red igartion, acidity , and general debility, and unlike every
other aperient pill, may be taken without fear of cold.
They oleause the blood end Said s rorri every impurity. In
bores at la. lid., Zs. 9d.,and 4s. 6d. each. Prepared
by JANE?,RORKE, 47, Mortimer-street, Cavendish
square, London. W. Free by post for stamps, and sold
by Agents.—Maggs. Yeovil; Keats and Evans, Dot-
cheater; hooks aid Penny, Sherborne ; Leaker and
Hitchcock, Taunton; and moat Chemists and Medicine
Vendors.
HAIR REALLY RESTORED.
MOORE'S CASHMERE QUININE BALM
is positively the most certain, elegant, and
1 agreeable eompound for giving healthy vigour to the
very roots of the Hair, and restoring it even otter
I years ef Baldness. It olio combiaes the remarkable
property of making the bends soft and white. Price
2s. 6d., 4e. Ocl., Is. 6d., and lls. per bottle. Prepared
only by JAMES RORKE, and sold by Agents.

COMER'S CELEBRATED •
TIOTIL SAUCE PIQUANT,
VCR 71144 Gszse, CMPe, Steaks, Mahn, Cold Meets,
▪ Oracles, and general purposed of devouring. Ass
Fish f3ance it stands pre-eminiust, and in point of
economy it cannot be carpooled. It is suited for every
variety of dish, and the qualities required to give
relish and met to cii kinds of wild fowl, and even with
Bacon and Cheese it affords a relish, and also proves an
excellent Stomachic, and is pronounced by Connoisseurs
Is be superior to every other kind of sums.
Prepared from the Original Recipe by
1 COULEE, Bole Proprietor, Yeowil,
Bold in bottles at is., 2a., sad Baldly Bottles, 3s. 6d.
mob.
Doman of Spurious llNSiations.
To be obtained of all respectable Chansista, Geoeen,
Oilmen, In.
Agent for Nadas Bowles oast Diebrist—lifnL I.
WI6II7IILL PriletiOsk

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DEEMS PURCHASING SIMPSON'S FARINACE.
If °US FOOD FCiE CATTLE, be careful to observe
that the Bag or Package is marked "Mann," "Dui-
LIT," as Mr. BEACH is now tile sole Manufacturer of the
wine article, and several spurious imitatMns see
Wag sold.
Signed. ALex.Einesas.
Snow BM, Birmingham.
QIMPSONS FARINACEOUS FOOD for °ATTU
1.3 —Sold by all grocers and others, in Packets of Is
sash, and Bags, Da. fkl. and Ms. each. All remittanosia
orders, and business letters, must be aldressed to
JOSEPH BELCH. Steam Mina Dudley.