The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-08-01 00:00:00

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A 91110 U LTITRAL R$ PO;qITORZ _ BALM.
• lIIITABLISHILD Is 1852.
MR, T. RNSOR Bsicaz soil Erreinj
bar to &anomie. that his seat SALE at FA/
, and STORE STOCK will be held at hi.
11.11POSITORY,
. Opposite the Sorh•Westara Station, near the Sorb
• Walks, on SATURDAY. AUGUST 5, 1865, (dm-
' menaiog at Twelve o'clodi preerely. Stabling and Heap
for Stook sent the day: before the Sale provided at
Moderato Charges. Early Entries are requested..
that dee publicity assts be glees.
All.bote to be paisiiiriirediately after the Salo, and
no lots taken away
_witlioalkaa Order, to be obtained at
lii. °Moo on the Sale giouOid.
11118Sler 1161114011:
12 Pat Heifer.
S Rerairtero.
3 Hulls.
'6 Fat 'Calves.
MO • red Warm
.60 01E46
10 ditto.
/5 Fat Down Ewes.
SU ditto.
20 ditto.
14 ditto. _
6 ditto..
30 ditto.
10 Fat Down Lambs.
000,4
W ditto.
30 Sat kiota Ewes.
At the itipository adjoining the PLUMS Or FILLTHERS
INN, at Four o'clock.
2 Cast Raw, warranted sound, good in harness.
Bat Horse, 7 years, • good bunter, ..nd has been in
harper.
Your•wiliel Dog-cart.
10,000 Spars.

SALISBURY CATHEDRAL
RESTORATION FUND.
Amount of Subscriptions received or promised AS pub-
, lashed up to 28th January,•lB6s-213,831 Bs. 11,1.
FURTHER LIST. £ a. d.
Parochial and Church Collections, viz. :
Trowbridge, by Re.. Preb. Hastings ... 16 12 4
' Chilmark, by Hey. I'. Tower .. ... 4 0 0
Atsvorth cum South Wrasall, by Rev. W.
Laston 4 13 0
Lyneham, by Rev. J. Duncan ... 1, 5 0
Shaftesbury, Holy Trinity and St. Peter's, t 611 0
by Rev. J. J. Reynolds
Damerham, by Rev. W. Owen (in addition
to 4:15 previously subscribed by Henry} 12 8 10
Warner, Esq.) ...
Dorrington, by Rev. C. S. 'toddle ... 1 2 3
Contents of the Cathedral Box 8 9 0
Mrs. Eases, the Close, Salisbury ... ... 5 0 0
Him Edmund Dowland, Ditto ... .., 6 5 0
Roy. Walter Halliday, by the Bishop of t 60 0 0
. J
J. T. Whartota,iilatiakelton'eastliSit"";, 10 0 0
Yorkshire ...
H. B. Fasting, Esq., Maiden Bradley ._ 5 0 0
Thomas H. Allem Pay oder, Esq, High Sheriff 315 0 0
Subseriptions, which may be spread over Rye years
(payable on the lotof August in each year), will be re-
ceived by the Treasurers, Mr. Francis Attwood, Close,
Sarum, for Wilts, and the Viso. Arohdeawon firixtable,
Sutton Waldron, near Blaudford, for Dorset; by the
Smostaries, James Plessey, Esq., Salisbarry, and Henry
Middlitels, Est, H D allagton, orchester ; sad at cite
"follovainig Banks:—Me.. Pinckney Brothers, the
Wilts and Dorset, and National Provincial, in Sails.
bury; Messrs. Williauis, at Dorohester ; Messrs. Locke.
Tugwell, and Weik, Decline; Messrs. ldemman's,
Malborough ; and the North Wilts Bank, Warminster.

DORSET COUNTY ELECTION, 1865.
ALL Persons having any Bills, Charges or
Clainis on the Hon. WILLIAM HENRY
BERKELEY PORTMAN for, or in respect of the
late Election are required to send the same to me
within one Month from the day of the declaration of
the saki Election, (viz. the 14th July instant) other wise
such perbons will be blrred, by law, of their right to
recover such claims.
Dated the 17th day of July, 180.
MARTIN KEMP-WELCH,
Market-street, Poole,
Agent for Election Expenses.
BOROUGH OF DORCHESTER.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that
in oonsequence of the 6th day of AUGUST this
year falling on a Sunday, the FAIR arinnally held in
this Borough on that day, will be held on MONDAY,
the 7th of the same month.
J. PETTY ALDRIDGE,
Mayor.
Guildhall, Dorchester, 20th July, 1865.

DORCHESTER AGRICULTURAL .REPOSITORY.
BIT ABLI MILD 1852.
IMPORTANT SALE OF 740 FIRST.CLASS
DOWN EWES AND LAMBS.
MR. T. ENSOR (late &mai' and EN801)
has been favoured with instructions from Mr. A.
L. COOPIL, of Whitoonthe Farm, Dorchester, to SELL
hv AUCTION, at his Repository, at Three o'clock in
the afternoon, on MONDAY, the 7th day of AUGUST,
1855, (Dorchester Sheep fair-day,) the following DOWN
SHEEP, viz. :-
500 Foor and Six-tooth and Full-Mouth Ewes,
200 Chilver Lambs.
- -
700
It being Mr. Cooper's intention to change his Flock
and keep Horned Sheep, a first-rate opportunity is now
offered to Flock Masters of purchasiog a ohm of Down
Sheep, combining great size with superior quality. The
Ewes are sound, of good colour, very matching, and
heavy wool bearer'. The lasnhe are very front, growing,
and sound. The whole have been Bred for many years
from Mr. T. Saunders' celebrated Watercombe Flock.

T W. STREET, ALnitar-TERRACR, PORTLAND,
. Agent for the "Boy.l Fite and Life Insurance
Company," "The General Provincial Life Assurance
Company, Limited." and "The Victoria Benefit Society,
Registered." Application to be made between the
bours of 10 and 4; on Saturdays from 10 till 6.

DORCHESTER PAIR, 7th AUGUST, 1865.
bejenagfavAura:ixo a
favoured with
.INI. iostruetion. from Mr.
Waterman, to offer For SALE awl HIRE, at hia
Agricultural Repository, on MONDAY, AUGUST 7,
1885, at half-paat Three o'clock is the afternoon, 30
pare-bred Sussex Down RAMS.

LOBT from the Cove Hotel, West Lulworth,
on Friday last (supposed to have been taken in
mistake) a LIGHT BLOWN OVER COAT, with
punted silk label of "Tauten, Dorchester" inside of
collar. The party having the same will oblige by re•
turning it either to the Hotel, West Lulworth, or at
6, Cornhill, Dorchester.

TO JOURNEYMEN MILLERS.
VVANTED immediately, a man who thoroughly
understands the business of a MILLER and
BAKER. A married man preferred. Constant
employment given and good wages, with a comfortable
cottage and garden near the undl.—Apply " 5.," Mr.
Cox's Academy, Bridport.

DORCHESTER AGRICULTURAL REPOSITORY.
ENNAZUHHZD 1852.
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SALE OF SUPERIOR DOWN RAMS.
MR. T. ENSOR haa been favoured with in-
irtroct.oas from Mr. JOHN HOMER, of Martini-
ton. to SELL by AUCTION. at his Repository, on
MONDAY, ‘UGUST 7, 1865 (Dorchester Sheep fair
day), dt 3 .'clock in the afternoon,-7 Half-bred
SHROPSHIRE DOWN RAMS, of large size, superior
,qoslity, good oolour, matching, and heavy wool bearers.

IJFIIRNISFI ED APARTMENTS TO
LAT, oonsisting of Sitting.room, large Bedroom,
and Attic, with use of Scullery, in a house pleacintly
situated near Fordington Green, Dorchester. Terms
moderate.—Apply to F. G., Tekgrant Office, Dorchester.

DORCLIZSTER, 7th AUGUST FAIR.
NOTICE OF SALE OF DOWN RAM LAMBS
AND EWF:3.
MR. T. FANSOR ban been favoured with
instructions from Mr. C. J. Foots, of Cerne
Abbas, to armounee that his sienna Sale of about 50
DOWN RAM L 1113 S, and 100 full mouthed EWES,
will he held in the Fair Fla& on MONDAY, AUGUST
the 7th, 1865, (Dorchester Sheep fair-day) at twelve
o'clock precisely.
The AUCEIONIZIt begs to call attention of Flock-
masters to this the Fourth Annual Sale, and from the
many satisfactory reports he has received from Pun
chasers of Mr. Fooaa' Sheep at former Sales, he hopes
to be favoured with & large attendanee and spirited
competition on this occasion. The Sheep and Lambs are
superior to any that have been previously offered, and
for great sine, constitution, colour, and quality, they
ara ummrPalatal by any Flock in the Wert of England.

PPHOTOGRAPRIO INSTITUTION,
38, HIGH WEST-STREET, DORCHESTER.
Her Majesty's •- Royal Letters
Patent -111,460. for
Photograph. in kis.? Printers' Ink.
Prise Medellist of the Photographic Societiel of France
and Scotland.
PORTRAITS
TAKEN DAILY FROM NINE TILL YIN&
Portraits and Views taken by appointment in any
part ol the kingdom.
The Art taught to Ladies or Gentlemen, and
Apparatus supplied.
JOHN POUNCY,
HOUSE PAINTER, PLUMBER and GLAZIER,
Gilder, Decorator, Paperhanger,
IN ALL ITS BRANCHES.
Picture Frames and Room Mouldings of every
description made to order at the shortest notice.
OLD FRAMES REGILD ED.
Workmen in any of the above Branches sent any
d istanoe..

CLE RMONT nnusit, ROD WELL,
WEYMOUTH.
-
T 0 BE SOLD by Auction, by Mr.
MILLIDGE, at his Rooms, No 74, St. Thomas-
street, Weymouth, on WEDNEBD AY, 16th AUGUST,
1865, at three o'clock in the SPernoon. The above
substantially modern built MANSION HOUSE with
Garden and Lend adjoining, laie the prorerty and
residence of the Rev. Dr. Cottle, deceased. The House
is of handsome Gothic design, is on rising ground facing
the sea, and possesses all the qualifications for a good
family resident:ie.—For further particulars see handbills,
or apply to the Auetioneer, to H. C. J. Groves. Esq.,
Solicitor, 21, Albert-street, Regent's Park, London, or
to Messrs. Andrews and Barrett, Solicitors, Weymouth.

F
BENEFIT OF THE SIXPENCE PER
r POUND REDUCTION OF DUTY ON TEA
IS GIVEN AT
T. Y. TULLOCH'S
WHOLESALE & RETAIL TEA & GROCERY
ESTABLISHMENT,
HIGH FAST STREET, DORCHESTER.
Black Teas—la 6.1., Is. 10d., 25.,28. 2J.,2. 4d., 2a. 6d.,
2a. Bd., 2a. 10d., 34., 3s. 24., 36. 4d., 3s. 6d.,
and 3s. Bd. per lb.
Coffees—la., is. 4d. le. and Is. per lb.
Moist Sugars—id. and 401. per lb.
Lump ditto-54d. and 64. per lb.
Currants-3d., 4.d. and sd. per lb.
Raisins-4d., 5d., and 6d. per lb.
Every description of Grocery at equally low prices.
Carriage paid on ell orders exoeeding 40a.
etamples of Tea forwarded by Post of any price on
receipt of • postage stamp.

IsUCTIONEER PARTNER.
AN AUCTIONEER of 30 years' gractice in
an agrienltarsl db,trict is desirous of taking •
JUNIOR PARTNER, .4th .n expectancy of soceeedins
to the business. Apply, first by letter to "0. P.,"
Dorset Express °Moe, Dorchester.

MEETING OF THE ARCELEOLOGICAL
INSTITUTE.
rILERGYMEN, ARCH,EOLOGISTS. AND
OTIFIFES attending the ARCHBOLOGICAL
MEETING in DORCHESTER are invited to make use
of the Rooms of the CHURCH AND COI7NTRY
NEWSPAPER COMPANY, No. 1. Cornhill, Dorchester,
immediately opposite the Town-ball and Post-oftlee,
where every accommodation for WRITING and
CORRESPONDENCE will be afforded to members free
of charge, and servers' works of reference, views, An.,
may be seem
W. WALLACE FYI%
Secretary sad Hewer.

BEST PERUVIAN GUANO.
MRSSRS. SCOTT & RELF'S SUPERPHOSPHATE
AND OTHER MANURES.
OIL CAKE STORES.
HENRY TAYLOR, 44, Soura-ernuerr,
L 0 IiCHEBTJUL
Ploughs, Harrows, Corn and Manure Drills.—Steam
Engines and Mi chines by Clayton, Shuttleworth, and
Co., Brown and Nay, and other eminent Makers.—
Fowler's, Howard's, and Smith's Steam Ploughs and
Cultivatora.—Wood'a nd other Mowing and Reaping
Machines—Horse S. ken and Haymakers.
THORLkY'S FOOD FOR cATTLE ;
Corn and Flour Sado ; India Rubber Rick and Wagon
Covers; Cart Grease; Machine Oils; °vita Percha,
India Rubber, n I Leather Bands; India Rubber and
Ontta Perch. tubing, &a.
AGRICUL TUR AL IMPLEMENTS
Of every descrit Moil with the Latest Improvements.
Garrett's, and Priest and Cats. Economic Turnip
and Manure Dills.
SWEDE, TURNIP, MANGOLD, & OTHER SEEDS
Of the best quality.

EXTRAORDINARY SUCCESS.
I MITE celebrated Wargzuta and Wittsow SEW.
-1 I-NG MACHINA Company are exhibiting at the
: Dublin Exhibition, their 200,000 th Sewing Machine.
The same has been most beautifully and elaborately
got up.
• Thee Machines may be seen in operation daily
at H. If. MORGAN'S. LINEN and WOOLLEN
, DRAPERY ESTABLISHMENT, WIMBORNE,
authorised Agent.
Instruction gratis to every purchaser.
, MRBOYTON SMITH, Professor of the
Pianoforte, and English and Italian Singing,
eves Lemons at BLILIDEORD, WINBOANE, BOURNE-
, NOUTR, and Wareoml.
• Communications may be addressed—
No. 4, Alexandra Terrace, Dorchester; or At the South-Western Station--
No. 8, Royal Terrace, Weymouth. Best Walls End Coals ... ... la. sd. period.
Small Ditto, for Smies .. la. 2d. "
MONEY TO BE LENT, IMMEDIATELY. dg the Great Western *Station-
-220 to £2OO, eonfidently by a Private Capitalist, Maiden Newton. Dorchester
at short notice to respectable persons of all classes, male per cwt. per owl.
or female, in town or country, on their own personal Best Radstook Coal lldr lid.
'emits alone, at 7 per cent. per annum. 220 to E5O BmAll_th„tto 7d. 7d.
lent for not less than one, or more than two years, ex- Bed bunb ls. Od. is. lA.
*W ins P5O , and up to E2OO, not lean than one or more Newport South's
than ilve years. Intending borrowers should try the Calm
boua fide nature of this sotirce,by Which enema! facilities Best Tenby Stone Coal Is. sd.
are offereej so that fees, references, or securities are not Coals delivered in the Country at moderate charges,
required. No charge if the loan is declined. Apply to and in the Town free.
Mr. G. Cave, 32, Weymouth Terrase, London, N. 8.. Best Newcastle GRINDSTONES always on hand.
enclosing stamped directed envelope, and state sum Orders received by Mr. F. LOOK, Post Office, or by
wanted, how long for, how to be repaid, also full name, Mr. It. 1111.4 at the G. W. Station, will be punctual]
Addrets, and occupation if any. attooded tot
• •-••etTrUPTTRAL SOCIETY
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ARCILEOLOGICAL INSTITUTE OF GREAT
BRITAIN AND IRELAND.
PATRON:
HRH. THE PRINCE OF WALES, K.G.,
PhUISIDENT :
THE MOST HON. THE MARQUESS CAMDEN, K.G.
ANNUAL MEETING AT
DORCHESTER, 1865,
--
COMMENCING TUESDAY, AUGUST 1,
AND TERMINATING TUESDAY,
AUGUST 8.
--
PREIIIDeNt OP THE MErfING :
THE MOST HON. THE MARQU EMS-CAMDEN, KU.
FATHOMS OP THE MEETING :
THE RIGHT HON. THE LORD LIEUTENANT
OF THE COUNTY OF DORSEI, K.G.
THE MOST HON. THE MARQUESS OF
WESTMINSTER, K.G.
THE RIGHT REV. THE LORD BISHOP OF
SALISBURY.
PRESIDENT OP SECTIONS :
Hietory—Slß JOHN P. BOILEAU, BART., F.A.S.,
F.S. A.
Antiquitiee—CH ARLES T. NEWTON, Esq., M.A.
Architecture—THE REV. PROFESSOR WILLIS,
M.A., F.R.S.
GEN_EZAL PI3GRAMMB GIP
PROCEEDINGS.
By the kindness of the Mayor and Corporation the
Town Hall has been planed at the disposal of the Ineti-
tute durieg the Meeting.
The RECEPTION Rule will be the Couneil Chamber
in the Town Hell ; it will be opened at 10 A.s. on
Monday, the 31et July, and continue open during the
week.
The Inaugural Meeting, and the Meetings of Sections,
wi:l be held in the Town Hall.
The TEMPORARY Idosßust of the Institute will be
formed, by the kind permission of the Rector of the
Church of Die Holy Trinity, and of the Committee, in
the Infanta' School-room.
TupeAT, August I.—The Inaugural Meeting will
take place in the Town Hell at 3 P Sf„ when the
Marquess Camden will take the Chair. Congratulatory
Addresses will be presented, and the Rev. C. W
Bingham will give an Introductory Sketch of the
Antiquities of the County.
At the close of the Meeting the Museum will be
opened, and . party will be formed to visit the Anti-
quities of the Town. Evening Meeting at 9P. ht. in the
Town Hall, at which Papers will be read.
WEDNESDAY, August 2.—Meetings of Sections at
10.30 A.m. Amongst others Papers will be read by the
Rev. W. Berms on Ancient Dorset; and by Professor
Willis on Sherborne Abbey Church. In the afternoon
an Excursion will be made to MAIDEN CASTLE, where
the Rev. W. Barnes will offer coins remarks upon its
date and construction. Evening Meeting at 8.30.
THURSDAY, August 3.—Excursion to SHERBOENE,
where the Rev. Professor Willis will accompany the
visitors in the examination of the building. G. D.
Winfield Digby, Esq., has most kindly offeied to enter-
tain the party at Sherborne Castle. Converaazione in
the Museum at 9 P.M.
FRIDAY, August 4.--Meetings of Sections at 10.30
A.M. Papers will be read by the Very Rev. the Dean
of Chichester on the Life of Cardinal Morton ; by
Charles T. Newton, Esq., on Phcenician Art; and by
the Rev. Professor Willis on Glastonbury Abbey.
Evening Meeting at 830, when T. Bond, Esq., F.S.A ,
will read a Paper on the Histdry of Code Castle.
SATURDAY, August s.—Excursion to WAREHAM,
CORFE CASTLE, and WIMBORNE MINSTER. Mr. J. H.
Parker will discourse upon the Architectutal features
of Corfe Castle, and Mr. E. A. Freeman upon thoee of
Wimborne. onversazione in the Museum at 9 P.M.
MONDAY August 7.—Meeting for Reacting Papers at
10 A.N. Excursion to ETHELHAMPTON. MILTON ABBEY,
BINGHAM'S hi.ELCOMBS, and WA.LTERBTON. The Baron
Hambro has most courteously offered to entertain the
party at Milton Abbey. Conversazione in the Evening.
TUESDAY, August B.—Annual Meeting of Members of
the Institute for the Choice of the Next Place of Meet- '
log, for the Election of New Members, and for nthsr
Staines's, in the Council Chamber, at 9.30 A.m. Meet-
ing at 10.30 A.m., for Reading Memoirs of Interest, for
which time may have previously been insufficient.
GENERAL CONCLUDING MEETING at Noon.
At the RECEPTION Room, Visitors may obtain inform-
ation regarding all the arrangements ef the week' Pars
to be read, Conveyances for the Excursions, tic. Tickets
for the Meeting will there be issued. Pike of Tickets:
for Gentlemen, One Guinea (not transferable); for
Ladies, Half a-Guinea (transferable), en:itliog the
Bearer to take part in all the proceedings of the week,
to visit the Museum, Ac. Expenses of Excursions are
not included. Full part;oulare regarding the Excursions
will be published hereafter. It is particularly requested
that all Persons intending to join any of the Excursions
will ewer their named as early as possible in Lists
prepared for that purpose at the Reception Room.
All Persons disposed to contribute Antiquitiei
Works of Art for Exhibition in the Temporary Museum
of the Institute, are requested to communicate with
the Secretaries of the Institute in London ; or of the
Local Committee (the Rev. J. H. Austen, Ensbnry;
the Rev. C. W. Bingham, Bingham's Meloonibe ; T.
Coombs, Esq., Dorchester). Every precaution will be
taken to ensure the safety of objects thus entrusted ,•
glazed cases will be provided for their exhibition, and
they will be returned free of expense. Objects may be
addressed, after July 24th, to the Curator, Charles
Tucker, Esq. F.S.A.. Infanta' School, Dorchester.
It is requested that all Persons who may propose to
read MEMOIRS, or make any Communications to any of
the Sections, will announce their intention as speedily
as possible, giving the title of the proposed Memoirs.
The Secretaries of the Sectious will meet in the
Council Chamber at the earliest opportunity, to make
arrangement(' for the reading of Memoirs and the
Genera Proceedings of the Sections.
The Principal Hotels are "The King's Arms" and
"The Antelope." There will be an Ordinary at "The
King's Arms" Breakfast, 2g. 9d. including waiter;
Dinner, 4s. 6d., including beer and waiter.
LODGINGS are easily obtainable in the town. Wey-
mouth also, 7 miles distant, with which there is early
and late oommunioation by nel, affords every accommo-
dation for Visitors.
A rrangements have been entered into with the Great
Western and South-Western Railways, by which vi,i(ors
to the Dorctester Meeting will have the advantage of
Return Tickets at a single fare, from Saturday, July 29,
to Tuesday, August 8. Vouchers for this purpose can
be,,!obtained at the office.
By Order of the Central Committee,
THOMAS PURNELL,
OPPICE OP THE INSTITUTE:
1, Burlington Gardens, W.,
London, July 7th, 1865.
Donations in aid of the expenses of the Meeting, and
in furtherance of the objects of the Institute, will be
received by all the Dorchester Banks, or by Messrs.
Coutts, the Bankers of the Institute in London.
Any Lady or Gentleman desirous of becoming a
Member of the Institute, and to receive the Quarterly
Journal of the Society, is requested to communicate
with the Secretaries. Candidates are elected on the
nomination of one Member of the Committee, or of two
Members of the Institute. Entrance Fee, One Guinea,
Annual Subscription, One Guinea.

DUKE it SON, SEED and MANURE MER-
CHANTS, BROADMAYNE and DORCHESTER,
In returning their sincere thanks to their Friends
and Agriculturists in general for the very liberal
support they received during the last season
in the Manure Trade, beg to nay they have
now ready for delivery any quantity of those
voll-tested and highly.approved Manures, mann.
f Mtured by the "Tenant Farmers' Manure Company,"
at the following prices, delivered to the different
Stations on the South-Weatern and Great Western
Lines.
s. d.
WAREHAM I Blood Manure ... 70 0
WooL Dissolved Bones ... ... 7 0 0
,_,ORCHESTER - - -M°11"°"• • • •• •
Li • • I Suporphosephateof Lime 6 0 0
Blood Manure ... 7 0 0
MAIDEN NEWTON
Dieaolved Bones ... ... 7 0 0
..
And FRAMPTON ... Superphesphateof Lime 6 0 0
. P.S. They also beg to add that they are prepared to
make arrangements with any of their customers to deliver
their manures, if required, from the Moreton and
Dorchester Stations, any distance not exceeding 10 miles

WHEN YOU ASK FOR
GLENFIELD PATENT STARCH,
SEE THAT YOU GET IT,
As inferior kinds are often substituted. It is sold by
all Grocers, Chandlers, &a, &a.
(WOTHERSPOON & Co. GLASGOW AND LDNDON.)
STARCH MANUFACTURERS
TO H. R. H. THE PRINCESS OF WALES.

TO MOTHERS AND NURSES.
MRS. JOHNSON'S
/". .iu. AMERICAN SOOTHING
SYRUP.— This 6/110110310911 Re.
seedy has been in general use for
67(i ,
44,........: upwards of Forty Teen, and haa
Ito 'flr kik hes Ildrablits: vill.ions
'/ it , Nill4 ' Lift trona Dentition.
' Ilk •As atentite is zbihebl
V.
',ilP4, ' mitherelletrel:W Qom cooled, and
1 ,11° iimiasble plespiiiioa contains
no Me any it=
ingredient whatever.
fore as innocens. asi leacTo-ni.,
tendlz to prodime the Teeth with ease ; aullop*Mint, that
will refuse to let ita Gums be rebbeessMit. Parents
no
be very particular to ask for pammore AIRRIO,IN
SOOTHING SYRUP, and to notice that the names of Barclay
and Sons, 93, Farringdon Street, London, are no the Stamp
.zed to each Bottle. Price Se 93 per Bottle.

EDUCATION. RIM:MOND, S.W.
1141'80N riOL LEGE FOR LADIES.
rpHIS Old-Establishment for GENTLEMEN'S
DAUGHTERS hay been removed from ROSEDALE.
HOU-K to the above elegant Mansion, constructed ex-
prestly for • high-clams Ladies' College, with large Rath,
Clao, and Lecture rooms, Refectory and elegant sleep-
ing apartments, situated on a cheerful and commanding
eminence' with gravel writ, tine air, proximity to the
Rill, the Park, Knw Gardens. and the Railway Station.
The cl»sses for Eugli,h, French, German, Italian,
Piano, Singing, Drawing, Dancing, and Calisthenic.*
' are conducted by eminent Landon Professors. under the
immediate superintendence a Mits. Dimon, and Pro.
' ttstent Foreign Governeeses.
Religion's invtructio 1,. given by a clergyman, and
Lectures in Science are delivered weekly.
Prospectuses may be obtained at our (Aces in SALTS.
BURT, SLANDFORD, WIERIOUTH, YEOVIL, BRIDPORT,
hod DORCHESTER.

WEYMOUTH GRAMMAR SCHOOL.
HEAD MABTEIL—REV. JOHN ELLIS, M.A., formerly
Scholar of St. Joho's College, C,inbridge ;
Assiatant-Master of Marlborough College ; and
Head-Master of the Cathedral School, Salisbury.
rriFIE NEXT TEEM (BOY.) 4411 commence
_a. on TUESDAY, AIIBIIS6JBT 15th, 1865.
A Pro-pectus, containing full particulars of the
School, will be forwarded on application to the Head-
Master. •

CHURCH PAPER FOR CLERGY AND LAITY.
--
THE CLERICAL JOURNAL, and Chronicle
of the United Church of England and Ireland, is
published every Thursday morning, It treats exclusively
of Church mutters in Englead, Irelsnd, and the
Colonies; furnishes ikformation to Churchwardens, and
aims at the estenniofi and defence of the Church and
her various iustitutt ins. Its leading articles are
the ecclesiastical eves ts and opinions of the day,
and its comprehensiv reviews of Church literature
has long secured fog' this Journal the confidence
of its numerous re. ere —Price 6d., Stamped 7d.;
i
HUGH WILLIAMS, 3, Paternoster-row, London.
QUEEN D SLAN OVERN TRENT EMIGRATION
OFF fpES, LONDON.
--
EMIGRATIONs TO QUEENSLAND.
--
FREE GRANTS OF LAND
ALL persons paying their own full passages
to the Colony sec ice a £3O Land-Order—equal
to 30 acres of Land—for each in tuber of their families
of 12 years and upwards, and a £l5 Land-Order for
each child between 12 months and 12 years.
FREE AND ASSISTED PASSAGES are now given
without restriction as to age, to persons of the following
occupations: Shepherds, ploughmen, road.rnakers,
quarrymen, professed gardeneys, miners, carpenters,
masons, bricklayers, blacksmiths, wheelwrights, ship-
wrights, kn., also female doineatio servants of good
character. ,
HENRY JORDAN,
Agent-General for Emigratioa for Queensland.
Appointed Agent for Dorchester,
MR. H. LING.

STARCH MANUFACTURERS
TO H.P.H. THE PRINCESS OF WALES.
GLEN FIELD PATENT STARCH,
USED IN THE ROYAL LAUNDRY.
The Ladies are respectfully informed that this Starch
is exclu.ively us.ici in the Royal Laundry, and Her
Majesty's Laundress says, thtt although she has tried
Wheaten. Rice, and other Powder Sttrchet, she has
Found none of them equal to the GLENFIELD, which
is the Fine.t Starch she has ever used.
wor ERSPOON At CO., GLASGOW AND LONDON.

BONA FIDE MONEY SPECULkTION
£8,000,000 Sterling, gnarantsal by Governmsnt,
are annuslly divided in monthly allotments in various
811M4 upwards to £50,000 Sterling. An investment of
El may secure £25,000 sterling.
For Prospectus (which will be sent gratis), apply
FREDFRICK SINT; Banker, Frsnkfort-on-tbe-Maine ;
letttrs addressed to Lim at 8, Three King Court
Lombard-street, London, EC., will be immediately
forwarded.

IMPORTANT NOTICE !! !
TF THIS SHOULD MEET THE EYE OF
ar.y•efferieg from Bi'e,lndit-stion. and Torpid Liver,
they should immediately take FR IJD'S COMPOUND
HEPATIC PlLLS.—Theya-e the best remedy for Bile,
Wind, Indigestion, Costiveness, Unpleasant Taste of
Mouth in the Morning, Headache, Sickness or Nausea,
Giddiness, Dimness of Sight, Swimming in the Head,
Faintness. Sinking Sensation of the Stomach, Low
Spirits, Pains in the Shoulders and Back, a Dry and
Furred Tongue, Dislike to Food, Spasms, C.etive State
of Bowels, Singing Noises in the Head. Distension of
the Stomach after Food, Uneasiness after Eating and
Drinking, Fluttering of the Heart, Nervousness. a Dry
Cough, Irritability of Temper; also act very gently and
efficaciously upon the Liver, Liberate Bile, Disperse
Wind, and Strengthen the whole Frame—They are
gentle and pleasant in their opi ration, require no con•
finement, nor alteration of diet; and may be taken
with peifeot safety by both sexes of all ages.--These
Pills are not represented as a panacea for every dis-
order of the body, like most of the modern quack
medicines,but for those disorders which are immediately
connected with the Liver and Stomach.—Sold by all
respectabie Chemists everywhere, in boxes, Is. lid.
each.
COUGHS! COUGHS!! COUGHS I!!
EVANS'S PECTORAL COUGH PILLS.
An extraordinary rose of cure of a cough of 20 years'
standing. Read the following teetimonial—one only
of hundreds which might be quoted :
" Fordington, Dorchester, Oct. 27, 1864.
"SlB,—For 20 years I have suffered from a most
severe and distressing eough. In the winter before last I
suffered more severely than ever. For six MT/WU I
never laid down in bed. I thought myself sinking to
the grave. All I took in the way of medicine was of
no avail. My husband, who was quite worn out for
want of rest, was persuaded to get a box of your
"Peetom Cough Pills." The first night I took one I found
great relief, and the third or fourth night I never coughed
at all—the first night's rest I had had for six months.
In a very short time my cough was contpletely cured.
and I passed through last winter withont any cough at
all. This is a simple statement of facts, which I beg
yen to make use of in any way you think proper.
"Yours respectfully,
"FRANCES RIGGS."
One trial will prove their extraordinary properties.
Sold in Boxes at 70. and lg. lid.
Prepared only by EVANS, late FROUD, CHEMIST,
Ganef' STER.
The above Medicines are sold by all respectable
Chemists everywhere, and wholesale by the London
Agents—Messrs. ILrclay and Sons, Messrs. Sutton and
Co., Edwards, Sanger. Cleaver, Newberry, and others.
N.B. Those who have occasion to write to the Pro
prietor are particularly requested to address their letters
—EVANS, Chemist, Dorchester.
FROUD'S REMEDY FOR THE ITCH,
Without the least smell, a certain Cure in a few days.
This irritatinr, troublesome, and exeeedingly infec-
tious disease, so often the source of the greatest
annoyance to individuals and to whole Families, and a
source of danger to everyone who comes in contact with
an infested person, may be immediately relieved and
cured by a few applications of the above-named
invaluable remedy. In every case an early application
is very desirable, for the longer it is delayed the more
virulent becomes the eruption, and in many eases the
present Proprietor, A. J. EVANS, has seen a whole
neighbourhood infeated by the negligence of BOMB OM
family in it, by refusing to believe it possible that
had really Itch amongst them.
Many hundreds of Testimonials might be given.
application will, however, prove the above assertions
Sold in boxes at is. lid. each.
EVANS'S TOOTH-ACHE SPECIFIC.
A sure and instantaneous cure for all painful affections
of the Teeth and Gnus, Tic-doloreux, Mandreds
have found instantaneous relief, and borne testimony to
its wondrous efficacy.
Prepared only by A. J. EVANS, Chemist, and Sold in
bottles at is. Id. each.
FROUD'S TONIC PILLS FOR FEMALES. ,
These Pills are peculiarly calculated to restore regu-
larity, and impart health and vigour. It is unnecessary ,
to state particulars,or to gay more than that they are an
invaluable remedy for those diseases incidental to the
female constitution, in the early and middle stages of
life. Sold in bozo at is. lid. each.
FROUD'S BENEDICT PILLS.
For Females about the middle age of Life.
This Medicine is justly celebrated for all Female
complaints, Nervous Disorders, Faint Sweats, Loss of
Appetite, Sick Head Ache, Lowness of Spirits, and all
occurring irregularities in the Female System' at a
certain period of life. Sold in boxes at 18. lid. each.
EVERY ONE WHO KEEPS A HORSE
SHOULD ries
EVANS'S RESTORATIVE CONDITION
POWDERS.
These inestimable Powders have been the means of
saving the lives of many valuable Horses, and 'honk:
always be kept in the Stable of the Sportsman, Post.
master, Farmer, &a ready to be given in cage of loss of
appetite, or fatigue irom hunting, racing, bard work, or
any other cause. They increase strength, invigorate
the spirits, prevent swelling of the legs, as-ist digestion,
and produce a glossy appearance of the skin, without
withdrawing the Horse from his accustomed labour.
Prepared only by A. J. EVANS, Chemist,
(successor to Mr. Fgeon,) Nigh-East-street, Dorchester,
o doors bqlow the jlug's Axles. Sold tn paVegs a$
IA and 6d.; andti nt, 9t4 awl 2s. 6d.

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THE CHURCH AND COUNTRY NEWSPAPER
COMPANY (LIMITED), DULY RgotsTERED
UNDER THE COMPANIES' ACT, 1862.
CAPITAL £3,000 in 240 SHARES, or £l2 10e. EACH.
-
IVOTIOE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that the FIRST
.1.11 GENERAL MEETING of SHAREHOLDERS
a this company will take place, within the Board
Room, No. 1, Cornhill, Dorchester, on WEDNESDAY,
the Ninth Day of AUGUST next, 1865, in terms of
the Statute, to receive the Report of the Auditors and.
Directors, and for the general purposes named in the
Act.
By order of the Board.
Ty7.IIALLAcz FYFE,
- ' Secretary and Manager.
Dated Registered Office, Church-street,
Dorchester, July 31st, 1865.

ARCHAEOLOGICAL INSTITUTE OF GREAT
BRITAIN AND IRELAND.
Patron:
H.R.H. The Patna of Wats.% K.G., F.S.A.
President :
The Most Hon. the MARQUESS CAMDEN, K.G.
ANNUAL MEETING AT DORCHESTER, 1865,
Commencing Tuesday, August 1, and terminating
Tuesday, August 8.
President of the Meeting:
The Most Hon. the MArtpoSaS CAMDEN, K.G.
Patrons of the Mneting :
The Right Hon. the LORD LianTarraNr of the County
of Dorset, E.G.
The Mont Hon. the MARQUESS f WESTMINSTER, K.G.
The Right Rev. The LORD BISHOP Or SALISBURY.
The Right Hon. the LORD DIOBY.
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TRE Opening Meeting will be held at the
TOWN-HALL, DORCHESTIR, onTUESDAY, Ist August,
when the President will take the Chair.
Ticketn may be obtained at the Council Room on and
after Monday, 31st instant.
A Muneum will be opened at the Infante' School-room,
near Holy Trinity Church, to which all objects for extti•
bition should be AT (mos transmitted, to the care of
C. TUCKER, Esq.
EXCURSIONS during the week of the Meeting will be
made to Maiden Castle, Sherborne, Wareham, Code
Castle, Wimborne, Milton Abby, kc.
Local Secretaries :—The Rev. J. El. Atierrar, Ens-
bury ; the Rev. C. W. BINGHAM, Bingham's hieloorabe ;
T. COOMBS. Esq., Dorchester.

ItettallZitala
SOMERSET AND DORSET RAILWAY.
NEW and cheap Route to PA R 8
Al BORDEAUX, and the BOUTS el IFRANOIIe
teas Poole, Cherbourg, and Caen.)
Regular Service by the fast and poirtrfal Skeane Mil
*ALBION," from Poole to Cherbourg every MOND&
TERISSDAY, at 1146 p.m. FrOID ChOrbOOnt to
-Poets every WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY, at
Ilea Passage, Six Hour% (weed and weather pereahl6Bl.)
'SIM let AUGUST, 1865, and until further se**.
FARM BATES.
'4RIOURG.

Single Tickets Return Tickets
available for available for
five days. One Month.
From
lot Class I 2nd Class let Class I 2nd Class
and After Cabin. and After Cabin.
s. d. a. d. s. d. s. d.
London
Exeter
13,1-mine:lam 56 7 43 9 89 9 69 5
Worcester . 51 1 39 8 81 6 63 3
Cheltenham 46 1 36 0 74 6 58 3
Oloucester
Bristol ...
Cardiff
Highbridge 32 7 26 6 53 9 43 6
Aft. Cab. Fo Cab. Aft. Cab. To. Cab.
Poole

WANTED, in Yeovil, suitable PRINTING
PREMISES, centric-ally situsted, where Steam
Power would not be objectionable.—Apply, under
cover, to THE DISTRICT MANAGER at tkis Office,
stating terms.

BLACKWOOD'S MAGAZINE, for
AUGUST 1365. No. DXCVIII. Price 28. 6d.
CONTENTS.
Sir Brook Fosabrooke.—Part IV.
Josiah Wedgwood.
Hands and Hearts.
Miss Marjoribanks.—Part VIL
Cornelius O'Dowd upon Men and Women, and other
Things in GeneraL—Part XVIL
O'Dowd's Experiences: "En Voyage."—Act. I.
DLtto.—Act IL
Piccadilly: an Episode of Contemporaneous Antobio-
graphy, —Part VL
The London Art-Season.
Cleopatra.
The Late Elections.
W. BLACKWOOD and SONS, Edinburgh and London.

Single Tweets Return Tickets
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From
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and
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London
Exeter
n]oingham
Worcester
Cheltenham t
Gloucester
Bristol
Csrdiff
Highbridge

BENSON'S WATCHES,
CILOCKS, JEWELLERY, SILVER, am,
ELECTRO PLATE—J. W. Benson, Ludgiato'
hill, London, E.C. (Established 1749) Watch and
Clock Maker by Warrant of Appointment to H.R.H.
the Prince of Wales, has fitted up extensive Workshops
with steaus machinery for the production of Clocks and
Timepieces of every description.
WATCHES
adapted for every class, climate, and country. Whole-
sale and Retail. Chronometers, Duplex., Levers,
Horizontal, Repeating, Centre Seconds, Keyless, and
Chronographs, at £2 10s. to 200 Gaineaa.
CLOCKS
Drawing, Dining, and Bed-room, Bracket, Carriage,
Church, Turret, Stable, or Office, at £1 ls. to 1,000
Guineas.
OPINIONS OF THE PRESS.
" The movements are of the finest quality which the
art of horology is at present capable of producing."
Illustrated Landon News, November 8, 1862.
"Some of them are of great beauty ; and if the
English watch bade only follow up with the same spirit
and success this first attempt to compete with foreigners
in decorative watches, there seem, to be no reason why
we should not get the trade entirely into our own
hands."—Times, June, 23, 1862.
BENSON'S 4-GUINEA LONDON-MADE
Patent Lever Watch, Capped and Jewelled, strong
Silver Cases, made in four sizes, from l to 2 inches in
diameter. This watch is suitable for everybody, and is,
without doubt, tic best, cheapest, and most accurate
Watch manufactured in this country.
BENSON'S £2 103. HORIZONTAL WATCH,
Jewelled, &c., strong Silver Cases, 1 to 2 Inches in
diameter, a sound and useful Watch.
BENSON'S 5-GUINEA LADY'S GOLD WATCH,
Horisontal movement. Jewelled in four holes, and all
the late improvements, combined with a rich artistically.
engraved case and dial, making it a model of elegance.
BENSON'S 6-GUINEA GENTLEMAN'S GOLD
WATCH,
Horizontal Movement, Jae ailed in four holes, and all
the late improvements, with a pure white enamelled
dial, and elegantly engraved or engine-turned case,
20,000 OTHER WATCHES
in stock, for prime of which see the pamphlet.
The above Watches are sent free and safe by post to
all parts of England, Scotland, Wales, or Ireland. If to
India sr the COlOOlOll ss. each extra.
A PROFUSELY ILLUSTRATED PAMPHLET
of Watches, Clocks, ard Chains, descriptive of every
construction of Watch made, with their prices, post
free for 2 stamps, from which buyer' can select. Also
a catalogue of Silver and Electra Plate, containing 300
, illustrations, post free for 6 stamps.
J. W. Benson, maker of the Great Clock for the
Exhibition, 1862, and of the Chronograph Dial, by
which was timed The Derby" of 1862, 1863, 1864, and
1865. Prize Medallist, Class 33, and Honourable
Mention, Class 15.
LUDGATE HILL, LONDON.

ROCHE'S HERBAL EMBROCATION.
An Effectual Cure for the Hooping Cough,
Without Internai Medicine.
THIS is the only discovery affording a perfect
onus, without administering internal medicine, the
difficulty and inconvenience of which, in all disorders
particularly incident to Children, are too well known to
need any comment.
Many thousands of children are cured annually by this
remedy; and in most eases, one bottle will produce the
desired effect. The Proprietor therefore earnestly and
conscientiously recommends it to Parents, Guardians,
and all those who have the care of children.
~For the protection of the Public, and to prevent impo-
sition, ".1. ROCHE" is signed on the Label outside each
bottle, and the name of the sole Wholesale Agent,
.• Edwards, 67, St. Paul's," engraved on the Governmen-.
Stamp. Price 4s. per bottle. Sold by most respectabi,
Chemists and dealers in medicines.

ACCIDENTS TO LIFE OR LIMB,
IN THE FIELD, THE STREETS, OR AT HOME,
Provided for by a Policy of the
RAILWAY PASSENGERS
ASSURAN CE COMPANY,
64, CORNHILL, LONDON, EC.
COMPENSATION HAS BEEN PAID
FOR 10,000 CLAIMS.
£l,OOO in case of Death, or £6 per Week while laid up
by Injory, secured by an Annual Payment of from
£3 to £.5 se.
For Particulars apply to the Clerks at the Railway
Stations, to the Local Agents, or at the Offices,
64, CORNHILL, arta 10, REGENT-STREET.
W. J. VIAN, Secretary
C. GOOD, Old Bank, AGENT for DORCHESTER.
Agent for Weymouth, Mr. Robert Oakley, Manager
Dorsetehire Bank; Yeovil, Mr. John Stone, Pen Mill
Hotel; Mr. Foster, Bristol and Exeter Railway
Station.

all 11.-
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available f.f.r available for
five Days. One Month.
lst Class I 2nd Claw Ist Claes I 2nd Clans
and After Cabin. and After Cabin.
~__.____...-, —.—_,..._..-,
s. d. s. d. s. d. 1 s. d.
... ... ... ...
... ... ... ...
532 425 106 4 84 10
53 41 41 3 104 2 79 2
50 8 39 11 97 8 74 7
49 8 39 8 95 5 73 2
43 9 1 35 5 839 660
45 4 I 37 3 83 3 66 1
43 0135 9 81 0163 0
Aft. Cab. Fo. Cab. Aft. Cab. Fo. Cab.
33 3 27 5 61 6 49 10

Poole I

TO PARIS.
The last Train flat and 2nd Glass) for the Steamer
leaves London, (Waterloo Bridge Station,) at 5.10 p.m.
-Birmingham at 4.45 p.m—Worcester at 5.45 p.m.—
Chs ltenham at 6.27,—Gloucester 6.50 pm.—Bristol at
8.0 p.m.—Burnham at 8.30 p.m.—Highbridge at 8.50
p in., -and Exeter, (Queen-street,) at 5.0 pan.,—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 Cherbourg for Paris at 7.10 a.m., (let
class only,) arriving in Paris at 5 o'clock p.m.;—at 930
a.m. (let, 2nd, and 3rd ulase,) arriving in Paris at 10.20
p.m., and at 445 p.m., (Ist, 2nd, and 3rd class) arriv-
ing in Paris at 4.35 am.
Trains leave Cherbourg for Caen at 7.10 a.m., 9.30
a.m., and 4.45. p.m.
FROM PARIS.
Trains (Ist, 2nd, and 3rd claes,) leave Paris (Rue d'
Amsterdam,) at 7.25 a.m., and tat class at 1L25 a.m.,
and arrive at Cherbourg at 9.30 p.m.; and leave Paris
(let, 2nd, and 3rd claas,) at 8.0 p.m., and arrive in
Cherbourg at at 7.15 a.m.
Grand Naval Review of the French and English
Fleets at Cherbourg, on 15th August. Special
Announcements will shortly be issued.
The Steamer leaves Cherbourg eery Wednesday all
9.0 a.m. and Friday at 10.30 p.m.
Trains for the West of England, Cardiff, Bristol, and
the North, leave Poole at 6.20 a.m. and 5.25 p.m., bat
Passengers may travel by any other Train.
Children under Three years free: Three to Seven
years, Hal(-price: above that age, whole price.
Holders of through Tickets San break the journey at
Bristol, Burnham, Poole, Cherbourg, and Bayeaux for
Caen; and at those places, and Caen and Lisieux for
Paris. The Tickets include Railway, Pier, and Dock
dues, and Steam Packet Fares only, and are not Traria-
rerable. The Single Journey Tickets are available for
Fve Days. inclusive of the date of issue ; the Double
Journey Tickets are available for one Month.
Tickets 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
Steamer.
Highbridge Somerset dr Dorset Railway Station.
Poole
Homeward Journey—
Paris Railway Station, Rued' Amsterdam.
Caen Railway Station.
Cherbourg On Board the Steamer.
Baggage. --or The French Customs do not allow
merchandise to be landed or shipped as personal bagage.
SPECIAL NoTICIL—AII Goods other than personal
baggage belonging to Passenger', although not manifested
as merchandise, to pay ace aroused 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 lows of
Baggage unless registered.
GOODS
For Paris, Caen, &a, should be directed in full "Per
Somerset and Dorset Railway and Steam Boat, via
Poole and Cherbonrg," and to ensure the lowest possible
charges should be addressed to the care of Mr. Grown.
Poole.
To prevent delay all Goods should be advised by
post, to Mr. GioRGI, Poole. In the case of Bonded and
Exoiseable Goods, the Goods without such advise cannot
shipped.
Passports.—British Subjeets are allowed to enter, and
to travel in France' WITHoUT PASSPORTS, on • simple
declaration of their Nationality.
General Regulations.—Passengers are requested to be
at the Trains and on board the Packets fifteen minutes
at least before their departure. Berths are not
guaranteed.
Persons purchasing TICKETS elsewhere than through
the authorised Agents of the Company, will render
themselves LIABLE to PROSECUTION.
The Company is not liable for unavoidable delays,
accidents, or sea.risks of any kind whatsoever. The
Company do not undertake to carry Passengers or
Goods by any particular Vessel.
For farther particulars apply in
Paris
Cann
Cherbourg
and Messrs. hialiieu Freres.
Birmingham
Woroest er
Chehenham Midland Railway Station.
Gloucester ...
Bristol
Cardiff Mr Thomas, s,Btuartetreet,BateDoeks.
Swansea
London Mr. Williams, 53, King William-street,
City; and at the Waterloo Bridge
Station.
Exeter Queen-street Station.
Poole
At the Stations of Somerset and Dorset Railway
Company.
Office., Glastonbury, July, 1865. By ORDER.

04041thai
GREAT WESTERN RAILWAY.
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EXCURSION TO LONDON.
ON FRIDAY, AUGUST 4th, an riCUR-
SION MAIN for LOEDOH will 15... WEY-
MOUTH at 9.99.• na, DORCHESTER 9.50, (Fares,
15a. sad s.Maiden Newton, 10.15. (14, and 9..;)
1445, (13e. and 8..,) s.lliat at Gude Carey,
Belton, Procne, Wastbouy, T and Melkabani,
returning fro. Paddington at 10.50 SAIL on Weditea
day, August 9th. • anis package of baggage allowed
nada pannager.-B.s liaadbills for further pe•ticialara.
Paddington, Jaly 29. J. GEIEESON, Gon. Misname

GRXAT WESTERN RAILWAY.
ripOURIST TICKETS, availablo for one
_L Calendar Ifootb, ars now Mined at Wryinostb,
Dorchester. sad Etridport. and other principal fitatioos
on this Railway, to the ISLE OF MAN, rid Liverpool,
lislvers, Bastes, Scarborough, Harrogate, mid other
watering places on the Yorkshire meat; Windermere,
Penritk, and the Lake district; to the principal
p 1.2. on the Fasters abd Southern rout, Nortb and
South Wales, Seethed, Lakes of Killarney and Dublin,
rid Holyhead.
antatu Tickets at shoot a tingle fare for the Double
loarney are also issued during the Sommer months to
pie-sic or pleasure parties.
For full particulars see programme*, which esa be
obtaioed at any of the Company's Statmw.
Paddington, Jame Ist J. GRIESSON, Gen. Nan

IMPORTANT TO GROCERS.
TO be disposed a immediately, a FAMILY
and GENERAL GROCERY BCSLYIF24. Satis-
factory reams.. given for leaving the same. Stork and
Ptrtures in good condition. Corner house with coin-
'wading frontage. Rest mode.ate ; rates ow;l good
coal oven with patent fixings, es good es aew. Further
particulars may be obtained of " A.8.C.," Pont Mee,
Witaborne.

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A COUNTY PAPER FOR 24.
Publiahed every Monday night, with all the Markets of the week, and in
anticipation of all the other Papers.
ENLARGEMENT TO 42 COLUMNS
THR
DORSET COUNTY EXPRESS
AND AGRICULTURAL GAZETTE.
CONDUCTED BY MR WALLACE FYFE.
CASH PRICE, TWOPENCE.
SOLD BY ALL BOOKSELLICRS AND NEWS AGENTS.
OFFICES: CHURCH STREET, DORCH ESTER.

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

EIJROPEAN AND COLONIAL WINE COMPANY,
122, PALL MALL, LONDON, B.W.
ESTABLISHED 1834,
FOR the purpose of supplying the Nobility, Gentry, and Private Families with PURE
WINES of lib* highest character, it,. Saving of at least 30 per cent.
cs
ROYAL VICTORIA SHERRY 2Ts. per down.
(The Standard of excellence.)
SPLENDID OLD PORT
(Eleven Yearsin the Wood.)
FRENCH WHITE WINE&
Per doe,
Bars 'o
Santerne
Chablis
CHAMPAGNE.
Creaming &palmy - • • • 34a.
Sparkling Veraimay • • • -
Ay Monson: 425.
Sillery Creaming
GREM.AN
Niersteiner - • • • • 20a. to 241.
Hook heimer
Rudesheimer
BITROUNDY

PORT.
Fine Old Port, 11 years in Wood - -
(Highly recommended.)
Prom tk• Wood •
Old Crested .
Pinit high•fiavoared Old -
SHERRY.
Royal Victoria El6lll - - • •
(Tale or Brown.)
Eneellent Diener Sherry • •
Superior selected - • •
Fine Golden, very Aoki' - -
MADEIRA.
East or West Indin
CLARETS.
St. Julien 244.
Medoc (an excellent Dinner Wine) • 18e. to 20s.
St. Estephe
RaUlllll, Mouton - • • 15a. perdon
Leoville, Larose
BEAUJOLAIS
(The Finest imported.)
The Wines will bear the Seal of the "European and Colonial Wine Company."
SINGLE BOTTLES ABC SUPPLIED.
Book Prioe-Lists forwarded on application to the SOLE AGENT FOR DORCHJILSTER,
T. Y. TULLOCH,
GROCER, TEA DEALER, &c., AND WINE MERCHANT, HIGH EAST STREET.
T. Y. T. begs to stste that he has made arrangements with the above Company for a Puller supply of their
Choice Wines, which are offered to the Gentry and Inhabitenta of this neighbourhood on precisely the sante tertna
as those of the Company, and he trusts by strictly adhering to their system to secure • share of ptiblle patronag..
N. B.—Wines in general demand kept oonstantly in Stock; other kinds in the Compscy's List supplied to
order without delay,

THE FOLLOWING VALUABLE ARTICLES FOR FAMILY AND DOMESTIC VIE
ARE SOLD BY
W. C' I C K.)
FAMILY AND DISPENSING CHEMIST,
Opposite the Great Western ilailway Station,
FISHERTON, SALISBURY.
AGENT by appointment for Barry On Barry and Co'. Residents Arabica Food; Epps'
Ecunceopatilio Medicines and Cocoa; Himalaya Tea Company's Tess: The Cadiz. Oporto, and Light Wine
Assimilation, Limited. Sherries. lbs. 64., 204., 25a, 285., 36e., 404., and 48i.; Ports. lbs. 6d., 205., 265. 285.,
365., 44.4., and 60.. per dozen; Champagnes in Pints and Quart.; Sparkling Rook, Moselle, Burgundy, frA; Also
au kinds of British 'Wines. Chaffin's Remedy for Deafness; English and Foreign Perfumery ; Improved Teeth,
Hair, and Nail Brushes in Feat variety; also Dressing and small Tooth Combs. Every article requisite foe the
Toilet and Nursery. Genuine Patent Medicines. Lavender Water; Farina's F.au de Cologne; Erasmus Wileen's
Hair Lotion; Marrow, Castor Oil, and other Pomades; Misoossasar Cream for nourishing and strengtbenieg the
I Bair ; Quinine Rha4ou7 Dentifrice for clearialogand preserving the Teeth, &a. Fine Healthy Leeches. Physisians'
Preseriptions and Family R 440,8 carefully !newel Every Dreg sad Cheinleal Preparation aa directed by the
' British Pliarmacopada. Chick's Circassian Liquid Hair Dye, for Red or Grey to Brewn or Black in •
few minutes. Lamp, Hones., and Machinery Oileof every ciscsriptiosb. mid Cattle Medicines of all kinds,
including every Article connected witlrthelTrade.

S Ste PAT f WINC
F. MAC,,,..Es ,yrµ s
REG 47.vr c/tec.f./s. oXFOXD ...VA'
. .

W. N. NICHOLSONL-TRENT' VirORKS_2 NEWARK,
PATENT HAYMAKBRS, HORSE RAKES CAKE-BREAKING,
WINNOWING, AND WEIGHING MACHINES, STEAM
ENGINES, Ac, &c.
I. al NICHOLSON'S PATENT HAY-
. / MAKERS have been awarded not only
the FIRST PRIZE of the Royal Agricultural
Society, but also that of almost every other
a
..t .
Society of note both in this and other noontide".
Poase-siag unusual capabilitiee and strength,
they Cr,so simple in construction that they
I
, _
mance be pub out of order. No hand-labour
• 411,4141. an so efficiently shake out and separate the
cro_p.
fri-vx THOUSAND Of these Mashies" are now
_ in use, without a failure. Full particulars on
- - application.
• - Paton, with latest improvement*, single
action, glO 10s.; double action, No. 10, £l3
13..; and No. I Plise Machine, £l5 15a, • -
PATENT HORSE RAKE.
, with Tubular Shafts and Fries., lighter in draught. than any other made, so balanced that a man can work 000 all
day without fatigue. PRIOR 1,7 10t., upwards.
INTENDING PUROBASERS of these Machines are requested to ORDER WILT, to prevent disappointment during
the preen of the sermon.
STEAM BOILERS of all sixes ,• Portable, Hor'sontal, Traction, and other STEAM ENGINES always on hand
or in progress. PLANS and ESTIMATES furnished. CATALOGUES free on application t•
W. N. NICHOLSON, TRENT WORKS, NEWARK.
BATH & WEST OF ENGLAND AGRICULTURAL leg PRIZE OF IMPERIAL AGRICULTURAL
SOCIETY, MEETING AT HEREFORD.
SOCIETY OF FRANCE.
OPINIONS OF TRZ PRIM.
From the Dorset County Express, Tuesday, The Societb Imp6rial d'Agrieulture at des Arts du
June 13th, 1865. DApartement As Pane et 0* at their meeting at Hon-
"ln eonnexion with the trials of Mowers and atm, have awarded to Nitholithes Hoy maim
we were much interested in examining the
at Hay Makers and Horse Rakes. One firoi THE FIRST PRIZE, A SILVER MEDAL OF
introduced the Zis-rag principle into their newest THE le• CLA/14 and 100 FRANCS, after • trial of
Maker; It is very much like a Machine *hewn by both English
sea foreign
maker.,
at Salisbury, on the visit of the Royal to
Cathedral City ; but the great original Hay June 20th, 1863.
_ thine Maker,(Niohobion) has really been obliged to go FIRST PRIZE, LARGE SILVER MEDAL,
beak to the plainer and simpler arrangements, dispens-
ing with novelty, in order to get lightness, the great The Committee of the International Exhibition of
essential in the hay harvest field. Agriculturel Machinery at COLOGNE, have awarded
From the Mark Lane Ezpras, June 12th, 1865. the FIRST PRIZE for the beet HAY MIXING
"Two Hay Makera were on trial, bet with Nicholson's machin,. to
standing first in public favour."
From the Mark Lau Express. W. N. NICHOLSON, NEWARK,
"Amongst thoee to whom were awarded Silver
Medals at the Stettin Show, we omitted to name W. Also after • trial.
N. Nicholson, Trent Iron Work', Newark."

E. CAMBRIDGE AND Co.'s
Alibb, (Lin W. 0. CAK)IUDGI)
CELEBRATED PATENT PRIZE COMBINED TINE AND
41111!11CHAIN HARROW
Received the lst Prim at six consecutive A Mow whim fret
-.AAA introduced in August and September, 1863. Also • bly Clanonnisi at the Royal
31 aa Agricultural Society'e Show, Newee.tie, 1.864, when no ptinastwanvellered tar Chain
•...as' Harrows.
As • Bub Harrow for Putnre Land, Rubbing Delta -1111.iiir ihritchiag up
' "linillgra.7lo
1.4.40 -.-. - NU 'IM- M" Us it it unrivalled.
•
.. „"p 31,. 231 it • r4l dies itil work better, and relieves itself ea well act arednuity Mak Harrows
~ • a 1 mho ageoting Couch or Twitch Grass.
4,a1.t. . • • t-,
v5a...,3434.al . ,i_.. tt is also used for working down Land that has been Neosho& in with Farm
.., 3.3 33 34 sir gg . TAO Manure, making a first-rate Seed Red withont disturbing the Maass' and is
-i. __ ._ ._.. Inftluable for healing Seed or Grairs,'Jggyirgue fun, erre With; such as c'annot be
-'ai.a-'a- obtained with any other Implement. 1
E.112113130.11.1k3, DiLiWalarillilliMPriWr STATION..
Catalogues with Priosadfilhibeti'
ST. PHILIPS IRON ' WORKS, BRISTOL

LAWES' MANURES, 1865.
rniend era ab°vertZt need RESinheavve beenery pert jaittuji:roreed ._tbi B. LAsu WlC:4;fosui period. of 2131 yoi
annt
&Moaned et Mr. Law's, :r through his appointed ;
•
AGEHrfJ:
Mr.
I I/1411N DeOcanfta,.'
PoMrofield.
Mr. G. SPENCER • ... 5, Tax Lawir, Wl:lslam
• Moor& RAYNBIRH, CADICiorr, ;Oct BAWTAgS • •;• BallinleleaMeo AN1,0•11.
Memo. ft. and H. HOLIZWAi , amissibm. •
Mr. J. CHAJ.CitAFT Alan! Atka • "
Mr. JOHN BAELY '
JOHN LAWS.

BINNNIT
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STRUT, 00 .410:47,&i.11;.4161(D0N, -WV
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Vry • ZUROSA/0218.
-show hue s hole vied eves-varyiseXiaa
PROVISIONB, ALP
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AND P80V1.4 Orit.ttAN CI II 132,
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Olak Pacchus ea 13=z4 ,
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(ovoTionos To sows
WITABLOVIRD
_ -

No, 1, BUIVIER
BOUM BEIIMRI3

• IiEbTRY
CHEESE
No. 1.
artiolia So Dim*

is. a:
One best nosegay . . . 5 0 Two best cucumbers .
One second best ditto 3 6 Two second best ditto .
One third best ditto . . 2 6 Two best vegetable mar.
Best basket of wild row.. • •
gowers
Second best ditto . .
Six best peaches . .
Six second beat ditto.
Six best nectarines .
Six second best ditto.
Twelve beet plums (light) 3 6 Twelve round purple ditto
Twelve second best ditto 2 6 Twelve round red ditto .
Twelve best ditto (dark) 3 6 Twelve best underground
Twelve second beat ditto 2 6 onions . . . . . .
Three beet bunches black Twelve best Reed ditto .
grapes 7 0 Six best tripoli ditto . .
Three second beet ditto
Two beet bunches white Six best garden parsnips
grapes . . . . . . 7 6 Six best garden carrots .
Two second best ditto . 5 0 Three beet garden sticks of
Six beat apples (drawing) 3 6 celery
Six second best ditto. . 2 6 Three second best ditto
Six best ditto (dessert) . 3 6 Three best cos lettuce
Six second best ditto. . 2 6 Beet glass of honey, taken
Six best pears . . . . 3 6 without destroying the
Six second beet ditto. . 2 6 bees
One best melon . . . 5 0 Miscellaneous collection of
One second best ditto . 2 6 fruit, not less than eight
Beet dish of peas . . 2 6 varieties . . . . 10 0
Fifty beet scarlet runners 2 6 Seennebest ditto . . . 5 0
MRS' PRISES OPEN TO THE WHOLE COUNTY.
a di gLovnurs. a.
Six carrots . . . . . 3 6 Best nosegay. tastefully
Six second best ditto. . 2 0 arranged
Six third best ditto . 1 6 Second best ditto . .
Three best lettuces . . 2 6 Third best ditto
Three second best ditto , 1 6 Six best out roses . . .
Twelve underground onions g 6 One best specimen fuchsia
Twelve second best ditto g 6 Second beet ditto . . .
Twelve seed onions . . 3 6 Three best fuchsias (liglit)
Twelve second best ditto 2 6 in pots . . . . .
Six tripoli ditto . . . 3 6 Three second best ditto .
Six second best ditto. . 2 6 Three ditto (dark) in pots
Bundle of herbs . . . 2 6 Three second best ditto .
Second best ditto . . . 2 0 Three ditto balsams . .
Two best vegetable mar- Three second best ditto .
fowl
Second best ditto . .
Two beat cucumbers .
Second best ditto . .
Three beet sticks celery Twelve best holyhocks
Three second best ditto Twelve beat dahlias . .
Three best cauliflowers
FRUITS. Best ornamental design
Twelve best apples (for cut flowers . . . .
boiling) . . . . . Second best ditto . .
Second best ditto. . . Third best ditto . . .
Six beet keeping apples. Three best scarlet ger-
Six second beet ditto animals
Six best pears . . . . WILD FLOWZIt&
Six second best ditto. . Beet collection of wild
Twelve best plums (light) flowers tastefully ax.
Twelve second best ditto ranged
Twelve best ditto (dark) Second best ditto . . .
Twelve second best ditto Third best ditto . . .
Basket of mixed fruits Fourth best clitto
(5 varieties) . . . . 0051?, Sc.
Second best ditto . . . , Best glass or ride box of
Beet filberts, not lees honey taken without de.
than . . . . stroying the bees . .
Two beat bunches black Second best ditto . . .
Two ditto white ditto . The finest cake of bees
i wax not lees than 11b.
Second ditto 3
Third ditto
EXTRA PRIZES OFFERED TO ALL CLASSES BY FREDERICK GILL AND CO., NURSERYMEN,
BLANDFORD.
Twelve beet Dahliu... kl 0 01 Six best Fuchsia., from cuttings of this Season RO 10 0
No Nurseryman will be allowed to compete for these two prizes.
PRIZE OFFERED BY MR. JOHN DURDEN.
Six best Pompoms Dahlias in Pots .. ... CO 10 0
RULES.
I,—Competition for the Cottager's Prizes will be exclusively confined to Cottager, Labourers, and Mechanics,
whose Garden or Allotment does not exceed half an are of Land.
2.—A1l articles exhibited for competition, must have been grown by the Exhibitor In his own Garden or
Allotment, and have been in his possession, or under his own charge, for the two months then last pest, or have
been raised by him within that period. Any infringetnent of this Role will not only disqualify the Exhibitor
from obtaining • prize, but will exclude him from competition at any future exhibition of the Society.
3. —Any greeter or less quantity or number of Vegetables, Fruits, or Plante, than is specified in the above list,
or exhibited in a wrong Class, will disqualify such articles for competition.
4.—No Exhibitor will be allowed to take more than one Prize in any one Class; that is, • person taking • first
prize will not be allowed to take • second or third for the same kind of article.
s.—Exhibitors for Prizes are especially requested to give notice of the number of Tickets required to some
member of the Committee, at least two days previous to the exhibition.
6.—Articles intended for exhibition, moat be delivered either the evening previous to the Show, between the
hoar of 6 and 9, or on the morning of the Show, between 6 and 10—after which nothing will be received.
7.—A1l productions exhibited stall be considered as entrusted to the care of the Committee until the close of
the Show, when they will be delivered to the Exhibitors on producing their Tickets ; and no interference with
such productiou will be allowed during that time, nor can they be removed without especial permission of the
Committee.
6.—Exhibitors breaking any of the foregoing Rules, shall forfeit the premiums to which they might otherwise
be entitled.
9.—No person, on any pretence whatever, except those whose services are required, will be allowed to remain
la the Tent while the Judges are engaged. The judges have absolute directions not to make any award in easee:.
where the articles do not appear worthy of • prise.
Members will be entitled to One Ticket for every 55. subscribed; or • Gentleman and Lady, being Members,
of the same family, will be entitled to Two Tickets for 7s. 6d.
The doors will be opened at Two o'clock for the Admirion of Ticket Holders. The Public will be ,
admitted from Two: to Four on payment of 24.; from Four to Five, Is.; after whichtime, fid. Children,
Half.pree.
The Distribution of Prizes will be made as follows :—To persons residing out of Blandford, on the Evening of
the Show, at 6 o'clock; to others, on the following morning at 10 o'clock.
or The Committee will feel obliged to any Friend in the town or neighbourhood, whether Subscribers or
otherwise, who will kindly forward on the day of exhibition specimens of Flowers, Fruits or Vegetables,
for the Decoration of the Tents.
Committes.—The Worshipful the Mayor, Mr. H. W. Abbott, Mr. S. Abbott, Mr. Dude% Mr. H. Durden,
Ms. Flneham, Mr. Groves, Mr. W. Groves, Mr. G. Henville, Mr. R. Lock. Mr. T. M. Park, Mr. Shipp.
J. S. DANIELL, Han. Semetary.
H. DURDEN, Hon. Treasure
Suburiptions are now due, and may be paid either to the Treasurer, Secretary, or any Member of the
Committgii.

DORCHESTER COAL COMPANY.
COAL, WELCH SLATE, AND FOREIGN TIMBER MERCHANTS,
FORDINGTON,
AND AT THE WEYMOUTH, DORCHESTER, AND MAIDEN NEWTON
STATIONS OF THE GREAT WESTERN RAILWAY.
CASH PRICES:—
FORDIN GTON.
18s. 44.
19s. 24.
Myees repmier isabyilone .Coal (lo'r malting) El 61. 84.
A krge sad sepenor stock of TIMBER, DEALS, m.A.Tx,, TILES, GRINDSTONE% ke., eonstantly on Sale.
DORCHESTER.
GREAT WESTERN RAILWAY STATION.
Eaditock ditto 18e. 44.
Small ditto 11. s. 84.
19s. 2d.
The above Priem Mein& S.iliver;.(if required.) in 15;rchesit.a and Pordiiiiton.
The Malting sad Best Welland Coals are kept in sheds, and delivered perfectly dry at sll seasons.
WEYMO u TB. STATION.
Rad.toak ditto
Saud diMo Ils. &l.
MAIDEN NEWTON STATION.
Bait. Rubble 18s. 4d.
Badatick ditto 18a. 44.
SumU ditto . 11. s. &L
rlseslort ditto (for limiths) ••• 1.•
19s. Si
Ordee1.11111;11 h.;;:c.«;;66.1.., addronsd to
. .. W. 1111011. ME, Manager, Darchester.
September 1 1/04. if

SPEC= NOTE/I.—DUTY OPP TEL
PHILLIPS and Co., 8 KING wiLiwg
ETEENT, OTEE, LONDON,
Rive again SI DUO 1 D all PLIOIIII ltd. WSW.
Wrong Mack Teal. Met, SiL, la W., to Sa.
ThiptVte_post-frelt. ck Jar; Shillinp' worth world produces wv°lly3Lld.
to any way or Market Town in Ihmland.
I PHELLIPS carries. frca
Ind Co. have no Agents,
Nor any gosswiitioa with any house in Worcester or Swansea.
:rIIVENILE CLOTHING.
MOMS sad SON respectfully call attention to their large
gngssisaftsd Stock oftUVENILE CLOTHING. The newest
fabries sgs SeMbined with the latest sad most faahlonable ds-
-11
=ri! B.4o4l,l:ft:Lrilnir.,`A..f.bli°4:l! tritha:ii; ZIP"'
Niue Ws mai se must satisfy the most etionomical.
t Is in • distinct part of the premises, which
lag • great oonvenienoe for ladies and children.
Dales for Self-measurement. Tashioneard, aid
paw Pam r
t., " The Philosophy of
KOS AND SON'S LONDDreosi HOUSZB:
iss, Mi. Mk le. binaries; SS, M. 65, ilk W. se, 69, Aidgatel
We, im, sas, New Oxford-street ; I, 2. I, Hart-street i
igt us, Tettenharn-cs,rd ; WS, Euston-rd., a Bradford, Yorkshirs.
SILKS. —PATTERNS FREE.
111,IILT ards.IPED and CHECKED GLACE&
I us lid._per la "
WON CI PIiENCH SIGUISD GLACT"
as is. ed. per It yards.
lon juarn._sas lON, LUDGATE HILL, LONDON.
NOTKING IMPOSSIBLE.— The greatest
and Mott Meal Invention of the day, SODA AWAIELLA
...mom leasimiGo4ll
.4Ltyi.S Co. Tltifze ICotna
ly ID:no public this
which gradually restores the human hair
matter at what age. The Ague Amarella
BesPelMies of dyes ; it, on the oontrarY, is ben..
WWI when the hair is once restored ones..
will keep it in perfect colour. Price ono
bottle, bottles. Ms. M. Testimonials from Sr.highest order, and from Individuals of undoubted
ty, may be inspected. Messrs. Jno. Gosnell and Co
vsbeen apppinted perfumeds to H.H.11. the Princess of Wales'
BD NG'S WATE •1' FS,
-131
t/TRAND,
• TLC? LE-BAS,
LONDON.
-

SECOND -BIND Photographio Lerma,
Telescope', Microscopes, Opera and -
tiwth= and Surgical Instruments,
_Magic sr
Lanterns, glides, Be. at W. LA WLE TV, 76
Street, City, EX, Catalogues on receipt of stamp.
ffIHE PLAGUE . Mr. LIPSOOMBE, of
-II- Temple-bar Waded, the patentee of the NEW BELT.
OLSANIN onAsmat FILTER. the only one that removal
=Tfrom water, has been h,onoured by extensive orders
he Roadie Garennisont arbt. Petersburg.
LINOLEUM PATENT FLOOR-CLOTH,
-0-s. With Wong and staterproarf comma back, 10 Os most
durable Slur oared= ever introduced. It is warm, noiseless,
and flexible, Ind can be *tatted without irdurt,_ To be had of
all Furnishing houses In tolin and country. Wholesale of t 4
Linoleum ManufactUrhle CO.. Minted, 45 Cannon-at. West, Lc,
TiRtIVPITT'S ASTRINGENT LOTI—ON for
asstlowerwllst irsilisas.ftiairstr,3 bag ;XI LI
avers. Is, the pair ( Gold Colonel., Gold Net._,,Orrid Ribbon,
Id and Crystal Combs, to. Pb), Brushing by MslChtnert, sad
Dr.CIV b ati rlitraight'Nere: Argeletel!ou 'VCBOK,
ET N G b TT-FT T .
tJ *MEN holZfi 74nwdx Corantry-st., London. W., hays
biro selection _Ot listing materials, rootballa, Croquet,
idWel. Rackets. QM -glares, Dumb Bells, Clubs, an
TBE CRICKETER'S ALMANAC K for 1865.
Pries Is. Also a few of lett on hand. 'Out-tree is. Id.
liatEVE/i per CENT. DEBENTURES.—The
cLAYENCE HOTEL COMPANY, DOVER (Limited) true
DIOSIDTTITILE6 for die end upwards, bearing interest M I
pea cent, payable half-yearly.
The Hotel, situate on freehold ground in the beet part of Dover
is rapidly approaching completion. Forms may be had at the
Moss, 16 Cannon-street, E.C. J. 0. O'REILLY, Registrar.
LOANS and INVESTMENTS.—The
-11.-d =THE MUTUAL INVESTMENT, LOAN, and DI&
won 00KpANY (Limited) is prepared to make ADVANCES
In sums not exceeding alma upon approved security, real or
CroWliure""cl3riesetillar inlatuad2rLcenitoinzgesrlelr,
thereon. J PH L JACKSON. lee.
17 and In New Eridge.etreet, Blackfriars, LC.—J one. Ifni
C.IX per CENT. DEBENTURES. The
1,-, Directors of the BRIGHTON HOTEL COMPANY (Limited)
are now prepared to ISSUE a limited number of DEBENTURES,
tor terms of Mr& In se= of gm and upwards, bearing interest
at the rate of 6 per cent. per Sant= payable helf~.l%.
The Hotel mu opened at the end of July, lett, and the so.
counts for ths fire mouths ending Deceinbm Mgt show a ail
groin at the MIS of 15 per cent, per annum.
By order, H. A. LINFOID, Arcastary.
No. IS Canals Street, B.C.
P. S. CLEAVER'S
NANCY SOAPS AND PERFUMERY.—
.mvße,, awarded, 1831. 185 g, MK and 1656—being
of worth. To be had all Oen the 'United Kingdom.
la, WRINGING, KANGL MG,
ACRINES, £3 10s. £6 14s. 6d., £3 10s.,
ID..
obitocombinsd. or sese;sts—ses catalogue If paps—
binary, free by post—THOMAS BRADFORD, 800.
tem, . Plest-.t.. London. a Cathedral Steps, Manobeater.
MISTON'S WATER-PROOFS.
martsit_seekinp na_pla Pad.
KNAPSACKS POE TOURISTS, SU.
.2 __OSAirnillii.blitster reit V ON.

A &We Maws:
and Diasolving-
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SPECIAL NOTICE. DUTY OFF TEA.
PHILLIPS & CO. have again REDUCED all
Pawls SIXPENCE PER POUND.
STRONG BLACK TEAS, Is. 6d., 26., 2s. 6d. to 3.
Moat delicious Black Tea now only 3e. 6d. per lb.
PHILLIPS & CO.'s TEAS are BEST and CHEAPEST.
•.,* Inferior Houses copy this statement for obvious
reasons.
• PRICZ CORERS? POST PHIL SUGARS AT MARKET
PHILLIPS k COMPANY, Tea Merchant",
8, KING WILLIAM ST., CITY, LONDON, LC.
PHILLIPS & 00. send Teas, Coffees, and Spices,
Carriage Free, to any Railway Station or Market Town
in England, if to the value of 40s. or upwards.
PHILLIPS & CO. have NO AGENTS.
____
ars wonearfsi."—Tnon
PORTRAITS.
95 tor Al.
19 for 10s.
STEREOSCOPIC COMPA.NY,
54 CHEAPIIIDE.
116 REGINT STREET.
(PbotoiTsphsm to ILLS. the Prince of Waled)
TITOBISON's PRIZE MEDAL cRINOLINES.
Trade mark a Crown. Sold everywhere.
"EXCELSIOR" FAMILY SEWING and
EMBrOIDERY MACHINES with Stands. Ve... complete
trove at es.: every home.
WEIGHT llNTirthi.Hcollbe:ll" LaraerLonbegn.frirC. theta free.
'WALKER'S CRYSTAL CASE Wxrcitas
are superseding an others on account of their grass
sksarth and accuracy. Silver from bl es. Gold from £l5 lea.
efernblll, EC. A DO Rsgesit.et, W. Descriptive Pamphlet free.
fIELIANCE MUTUAL LIPS Assurance
-atm SOCIETY, 71 KING WILLIAM VT, LONDON. Ertabliebeth
BM Oath investments. Moderate premiums. Increasing Profit&
EDWARD BUTLEB,
L2OOO ON ACCIDENTAL ii
for LS year, at the ACCIDENTALDEATEI
Esstraims 00112 ANY, earner of Old Jewry, London.
J. W. Orthld
PIiaSTMENT for CAPITAL.—SHA
WAY, BANKING, MINING, a IIIvreuRRIII
CIRCULAR (Pod-free.)
Sbettid be cooneulted by the public before investing. Dividends
can be secured from 10 to tO per cent. upon the money invested.
It is a safe and reliable guide. Offices,
_St Poultry, London, E.C.
god]. years. Baakera—Lendon and Westminster, Lothbury.
BRADE N'S BAKING POWDER
Is the best ingredient for rendering puny light and
wholesome, whilst it saves eggs and butter,—Manutactory,
STEAM MILLS and WORKS, -BERMONDSEY, &X
K AMEPTULICON Elastic FLOORCLOTH
BRITANNIA RUBBER AND KAMFTULIOON COM-
PANY TS Cannon-street Wed, 9.0.—W0rk,, Bow-common.
IMITATION JET (Vulcanite).— RINGS,
Chains, Bracelets, Breeched le, having the beauty of Web
and deepness of colour of jet, without its dangerous einatr_Of
brittlenen. BRITANNIA RUBBER AND KAMITULICON
COMPANY, 71 Cannonetreet Weet—Works, Bow-common.
-port CHEAP WATCHES, CLOCKS,
GOLD' CHAINS, end JEWELLERY, go to KIBBLE'S.
Graceehnrchst. City, and at is Ludgate-hill opposite Old Bailey.
50 per cent cheaper than any other house. Gold watches, at 150.;
Silver ti0.,25a.; Gold Chains. from 16..6d. Ever! ertele ...note&
200 PATTERNS SILKS,sa e. ost-fre
BLACK SILKS from 18s. ad to 5 guineaa the dren.
COLOURED BILKS FROM 7 GUINEA TO 10 GUINEAS.
NICHOLSON le CO.. 50 to 50, Saint Paul's Church-yard, London.
Ladies thould write for the above before purcheen .
"PATENT FOOD (Dr. Ridge's) for INFANTS
and INVALID& A cooked food. Satisfying, drendhening.
soothing for infanta. Agreeable, diseatible, nourishing for
Invalid. The beat and cheeped food.
Sold by all Chemists, In canisters, 3d.. ed., is., or U. 6d.
WHY spend months of suffering & pounds
in
_phyec, when LAMPLOUGH'S PYEETIO SALINE re.
stores health a vigour to the system ? Headache, fevers, thirst.
and skin erection it cares lea remarkably short time. Sold by
chemists, and the maker, H. lAmplough,llS E C.
CRICKET.—JOHN LILLYWHITE'S
Cricket Warehouse, Seymour Street, }eaten Beane, NM.
Illustrated price-lists tree.
THE " CRICKETER'S COMPANION,"
Just Published. no pages, pod,free, thirteen stamps
REDUCTION of prices of VULCANIZED
le the zinnia Me RINE BANDS. rIIIYOII, Washers. Ac. Hon,
Tubing,Gannents; and ell articles made in this material. Prices
guaranteed 15 per cent. below any in the trade, and all Goods
fully warranted—G. P. Dunes, Bermondsey Rubber Works, and
79 Upper Thames Street. LOndon. Agents wasted in this district.
TOILANOFORTES.—'rhe "COMPRESSED"
-a- ix the best for purity, power or tone, dumbility leed Gni.%
and for reason, dated in flludrated List (free) embracee the
most impudent scrientilic improvements of the day.-7 octave.,
Sft. 11, to tft. thigh. 10 tor:oscines, Sole inventor and manatee-
turer, C. HAMPTON ,31 Chariot test. Fithroyequare, London. W.
GIAT rI7B TILE SAVE H'S GtHITITHS?
APPLY .415 Cannon htnet Wen.
Five Hundred New and Second-hand Fireproof Safes on Bale.
TEAS—A End eVateduction of Doty.
WEBSTER BROS. are the best Teas ia,
London. Good black, 1and.,1•10d.,54.; yisegtrong
.
b. Sd.; Choice, is.. Sate.; Extra One Southern. In. 44.OrdeVila
12 nrria[e said to all parts of England; Wales, 1500th1114 sal
Ireland..—WTE ER BROS., U MoonEste-street. London. L.O.
808 WICKS BAKING POWDER
IS recommended by the QUERN'S Piavari
BAIRN, and pthronised by the ARMY Ann NAVY.
BORWICK'S
akMw:a Brea:nird Bth.oe!me.
BAKING Prevents Indigestion.
POWDER Jls warranted Wholesome.
In buying BORWICKI BAKING POWDER take care that
you get it.
As there are several spurious, and ininrions imi-
tation', see that the words ` GEORGE 808,
WICK" are onsvery Packet.
To be bad of an respectable Chemists, Grocers, and Corn-
chandlery, in Id., sti., 4.1., and 64. Packets. and in Patent Boxes.
ed., la, et. 6d., sued isa. each. Wkoleaale of G. BORWICK, Cbiswell
Street Gate Little Moo-reeds.. London.
ALEPSHERRY .at 88s. per Dozen,
err yea • orarneethe lasts. Bottles. and (ease. b-
onded Terms Cash. Peet Orders payable Piccadilly.
- entries COST FIFE OF C11•10Z.
CHARLES WARD & SON
cusausbEL upward. of a century), 1 Chapel Street Wen,
21•THAIR0 W., LONDON.
Bart Based; A. serbeinealy pebbled J. T. Davenport mills
lA. /Wang lebroet ql • devote); from Mr. Webb, 11.B.AVe
Clesnei 4 Nana* gated Ilept. 17, 1864 :
ff r..l4sportVaiwleta ie lb ebb (in 4Fid= Cluthrid has kit foldnii Fe Ifre 0}10,04104, s.d seta a
guantity fiVal to an ig Ar. Burke I have snout several
CONSUMPTION, COUGHS, COLDS, ASTHMA,
sreadati., Newark Rheumetism, Spasms A.
CAUTioas.— ' CHANCERY."
C II IA Co It 0 1) .
R WOOD stated that
undoubtedly the Inventor of
, Physicians Of London stated
the discoverer of ChlorodYne ;
we no other than Dr.
therefore,
- OMNI

CASSELL'S
/COFFEES•
SOLD BY NEARLY TWO THOUSAND AGENTS
THROUGHOUT TFfE KINGDOM.
ever—.
THESE CHOICE COFFEES have main-
tained their high pre-eminence over a period of
nearly seventeen years, and continue to be used as the
regular Breakfast Beverage by Families in all parts of
the Kiogdoni. Fine full flavour and great strength
characterise theme Coffees ; and being pecked fresh bout
the mill in Canisters and air-tight Packages, widens-
freshness and quality can at all times be relied mi.
Conant's Comm, No. L ii, per lb.
CASSILL'S Corns, No. 2, Is. 2d. per lb.
CASSELL'S COTTZE, No. 3, Lc 4d. per lb.
Commis Comma, No. 4, 1.. &I. per lb.
Sold in Canisters of 2lbs., jib., and ylb. each; and in
air-tight Packets of 4oc, 205., and los, each, by the
appointed Agents throughout the kingdom.
AORRTS IN THIS DISTRICT :
TE0V1L........ J. PERMIT ,Tomporillice Hotel, BcB
•treet .
ABBOTSNITIT ... Wood
Alminsvits ..... Wills, stationer
MSANINSTER ... Hood, grocer
IDowATJER.. .. S. H. Hole , Pot*
ad H.814S losonE • ~eafestleiesa
B•TCONSI.. •• •. C. Hoye•, Holly Rill
BLA•DroRD • • •. Josses Hobbs.
Basemen G. L. Williams, &Milk
CHARD
Cuosnorrn
CHILDS Ohioan G. Streets.
OOLIAINTTON
ORANBOBNI Adams
DORCHISTIER
Browning, High East-street.
Ea.'s. COWER.— P. Booby ,gro•or:
EVIROBEEOII
ETIRsHoT R.sed B.Ryall.
GLArroillMlT
Ortmitarion J.Klegsbety,Neurbsrty-strest
HoNOTRIDGE
1117100111
LONG SOTTDN T. Williams.
NriTrzRBORT W. Fowler. Cooper.
OTITSTST.MART Sheppard, grocer
Poo's
PIDDLSTRERTDIDSJ. Bolles.
DDLSTOWN 3. Gornto'..
PORTLAND
ditto Misses Gibbs, Easton.
gesso CAMIL .. 8 • Gere.
STOKE
Summons G Gassy • Hal ftfoon-strisit:
SONTToN MALLET C. ODDSOSOogb.
STuanDiSTRII.. JSOkroil,Ebosales.
en *Kaltman! G. E. Hertel y warEINNEES smassuay..... Ner Therm .Whwtheeke-ellitee I
&mien Holmes, groper.
TAUNTON Isgram. Park-street,•sa C.
Joisor Trisity , :Boyne, r.lrets..
•tritel.
Tnotmarron
draper.
Wipe AAAAA JainssGirt.
W 3. Hopkins. West•lliten I
WAIRON
WELLINGTON Horsey and Co.
WITZLISOONSI Ash, chemist
WSTMouND
Creeks-v. 111,Parkiltsirt
Yetminster
CASSELL'S PURE TEAS.
Is eonsNuenoe of the reduetion of duty, the Me
for prices Iftseell's Teas has been rlitiati pear
lowered, affording eonsumen the -
and are now sold from 2s- 4d. to 4s. pep
from 2oc to 11b.
Agents wasted in every District not yet oessildaw
For terms apply to
cdsilELL, -MUTH, & Co., 80
Los' itxontraan-tira•o4,
posr.