The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1860-08-14 00:00:00

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WEYMOUTR RACES.

I BY HER MAJESTY'S LETTERS PATENT.
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WEDNESDAY awl THURSDAY, the sth and 6th TATUM AND SONS desire must respectfully
SEPTEMBER, 1860. to call the attenti .... of the Public to their lin-
proved KITCHEN RANGES, constructed on the prin-
I ciple patented by the Rev. IL Mort.E. That principle
is the wie of STEAM for affording increased heat by the
combustion of it. elements when thrown A 111,41.3 mean-
iii .cent fnel : an actual saving of fuel is effected War-
ireare's Chrouiefe, June 101. VIM. the fire burls,
brighter, awl the teat io greater.
The large-size Range contains two ovens for either
roasting or baking, two hot &AMA,. a 35-gallon boiler, •
Init plate, lift. tin, by 2ft., besides the choely fitted
drawer for poslucing steam. There is A pipe which con-
veys any part, of steam from the boiler beneath the
lire. Tie front of the lire is !Aral. enough to road
poultry or good sized j oino. This Range ii. talent any
size. Price., fnini t.,
The I ottage Range will bake. boil, :mil beat flatirons,
and respuirea iii thing. l'rice, .11 10s.
The Patent Vapourfed Drawing-room Stove. sup-
plied. Stoves on the same principle, suitable for
entrance-hall,, schools, churches, o:c. Price, front
itt 15s.
Sketches nnil Te•tinionials sent on application.
Orders to he aildre,sed to S. Stove
and Range Manufacturers, liacb fligh-street, Furling-
tilt, I haelk• 'tat.

ToW4 HALL, DORCHESTER

FOE ONE NIGHT ONLY.

THURSDAY, AM:IW 16th.

FIRST DAY.

THE WEYMOUTH STAKES of 5 Soc..
each, with 25 Nova. added from the tuna.

Doors open at half-past Seven.—Counuenee at Eight.
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IV S. WoODLS'S FAREWELL REPRE-
V . sEsT ATI. )N of his CELEBRATED

Three-year's-old to carry 74. ; four, sst. 4lh ; five,
St. 121 b. ; six awl aged, 9st. 21b. ; a winner once
this year to carry 51b. ; twice, 71b. ; thrive or re,
101 b. extra ; awl if four enter awl run, the owner of the
second horse to save his stake ; the winner to he sold
for tiro, if demanded. in the usual way. Three to start
or no looney added ; heats a mile and a disksiwe.
The TWO-YEAR-OLD STAKES of 5 Sues. each,
urdh 30 sova. ashksl.

TRANSFORMATIONS
AND
OLIO OF ODDITIES,
An original

MIMICAL, METRICAL, MUSICAL, AND
PIIINGRAPHIC ENTERTAINMENT.
ILLUSTUATED RV NEARLY
One Hundred hi..tentnneous Metamorphoses of
VOICE, CHARACTER, and COSTUME.

Two-year-old l'olta sat. 711, fiUie.. fiat. 411.. Ti,.
winner to be %Old fur Vial, wet if entered to he sold for
DM. allowed 711.. ; if for }NO, 1411.. ; if for 130, 21111. ;
and if for klith lb. The winner to be put up to Aim-
ti ~,, immediately after the race, and if any surplus over
the Jilllll which the winner is entered to be read for to
wiled to the race fun). About half-a-wile. Three to
start or no money added.
The MI:JAI )5111E l-I'AEF.:4 of 10 SOYS. each. Ilauilb
cap, 5 forfeit, with 1:50 added ; £25 I'ACII by Loral:10:Y
WII.ToN and ROBERT llituoas, EN., the 31r inhere
fur the It. runo._ .

Front Stalls • :Is. Unreserved Seats - - 24.
Back Seats -
A Nan fir the Stalls maw be seen, and Seats secured
at Mr. ltouissuN's Music iVarchouse, East-street.

Carriages to be ordered at Tot.

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A winner of no sovs., including his own stakes, sub-
setpaent to the declaration of weights, to carry 41b. ; of
100 sows., including his own stake, 71b. extra. TIITC2 to
remain in and run, or the 1:50 will not be given. and if
four accept and run, the owner of the second horse to
save his stake ; about two miles. To close suol name to
the Clerk 14 the Course, or Messrs. WILATHEItIiIf. in
London, on or before the 21st day of August; weights
to be published in the following Calrivlur, and if the
hightail weight left in by six o'clock the evening before
running is under 9st., to be raised to that weight, and
the ittlwrs in proportion.

I.III,I*RES ! FAIL RES ! !

J( )H CASSELL'S COFFEES,
(um:Arm) FOR THEIR GREAT STRENGTH
ANL; FINE AROMATIC FLAVOUR.

RICH ARD l' A R MITE R,

35,111W1 EAST-STREET, I.IWIcIIESTER,
BEGs to inform his Friends and the Public
that, in can ,61.11.11,e of Ow In•avy failures in the
1.. etlur Trade:, and tlic burnt to.t Reduttion in Prices,
Isas

rr) ensure a really rich and delicious beverage,
u-c the-e choice Coffees, their excellent qualities
have long ken known and appreciated throughout the
entire Kingdom. &old in Canisters and Airtight Pack-
ems. from 2 oz. to 2 lbs., at Is., Is. 4.1.; and Is. &I.
per lb.
PURE FOUR SHILLING TEA
consists of a combination of pure, rich, and choice
growths. It is guaranteed for its purity, strength, and
full flavour, and strongly recommended ax a truly good
and economical Tea. sow in packets of from 2 oz. to
1 lb.

REDUCED THE PRICE
of the whole of his hoinequade Boors awl SHOES as

Lord IN.rtmntputn.
Mr. T. l'Arr.
Mr. J. Sargent.
Mr. E. Itrayley.
Mr. 6. Milne.

Mr. William Day.
Mr. Mellish.
hr. .1. W.a.kott.
Mr. V. King.

Rest Wrllingt.es Bordeaux fronts,
(non ...
I lalf Wellingtons, Bordeaux fronts,

20.. 0.1. tA. IPls. Od.

Tim HUNTERS' STAKES of 2 Sorg. each, with £2r.
added, for horses that have been regularly limited wills
any catahlialied Pack of Hounds in the County of Dor-
art, and that have not hcen in any public training
for any time during the previoua two ha of the
Weymouth Rae.. The Winner to be swish for 1011Sova.
if demn.niird. in the uatial way. Curtilkates signed by
the Ilaattr of the Hunt, or by the ii untaman, to be pro•
duced, if required, at the time of entry. Four-scare-slit
to carry Ibt. 21h. ; five, 114. ; ix and aged, 124.;
wi 111 l era of ally previous Race to carry 711 i. extni ;
Tliorongh•hreil Horses 101 b. extra in addition, and the
Winner of this race in any previous year to carry 141 h.
extra, in addition to all other iwniattica : to he ridden by
I lentlemen. V mm, or Trudesinen. over three tlihts of
hunllce. Three to run or nu mnmmu,ev added, and if four
run, the stlikea to go to the accoud b.mrov. llvate about
I mile.

from Ws. 41. to 1414. fmt.
Ditto, 'white English fronts, from 12s. 41. to 11... tkl.
W.itertiglit Boots, ft ... 10s. lid. to 114. &I,
Lice-up I :OW roni ... 9s. 41. to 84.
1:1orlo•N fii g..... ), front $...1,1. to 7s. O.
W Leather Hoots, front ...t. 111. to :is. Oil.
Ditto, I loth I fro rg soperiori
Jo the Stock will he fount' every variety of Ladies'
and 111)4 ri'S Silt tF:S oittally cheap.

AGENTS in thit District:—
/111" H ESTER J. FR( III). I %elitist.
Mrs. BR( /W SING, High East-st
.E. Wills, Stationer.
Muddy and Dabinett, Jewellers.
I. MAIM, Tea Dealer.
J. 11. Mundell, Grocer.
.G. Iterrintan,liirot-er.
.T. 11. Bartlett. Marketplace.
T. Giissling, Grocer.
S. 1111, Grocer.
and IL Ryall, Grocers.
.r. Streets, tiroeer.
A. Kingsbury, Newberry-street.
.R. Rogers, Bisikseller.
.11. Thicks, High-street.
G. Nesse Penny, Merchant.
Portland W. Pox, Spring Gardens.
Salisbury W. Thorn, Winchester-street.
Sherbonte 4l. Goviney, Half-moon-street.
shaftestiury .ll. E. Norton, Fancy Warehouse
Wry th 1. I:fiery, 40, High-street.
S. Croker, IS, Park-Areet.
Wilton • J. Hopkins, ', est-street.
Waritiatit T. Randall, Marketplace.
W. ...... ers, Grocer.
Witicanton, E. Gilbert.

Axmin.ter
Brig!port ...
Here Regis

large .1,ortoo•ot of (4116.'11,11m, Ladies% and
l'llffdrete, 4:i ID PSI I IS, a Itediaced Prices.

l'avwkerno .
Clutrummilt ....
Evershuf, ......
Child I nieford
Ilvit.ti i•lge
Poole.

livery var...ty Heady-made i'LOTIIING in Boy's
an.l from lib. upwaroll. Men's
prim,lll irk I 1.41, Jaeket4, 11,. GI..
very .tiperior at 21%. .t I,i-n,•-iit of black for 2...
4 ; Oxonians. in...
4; I. ; ;
with 3 gr.-.it variety of 4 'loth and dlole Jacket,.
Tv.bveser,iii grolt varit tr. Tweeds, ; prime
law. 1414. hI. ; plain raper, 14.. Cpl., with a
•at of Ve.t.., ttatin:,
printed Lotings, embroidered Cloth ; also, drab and
white le xleeve
fii the 'f.%11.t 111:1'.11:T31ENT will be found
• very clioiv.. ,elec: for the Searaii, at such prices
and style that if a trial lw given iiitht ensure a emit; .
ammo of rapport.

SECOND DA Y.

HER MAJESTY'S PLATE or ONE HUNDRED

GUINEAS.
Three•yeaneobl, 94. 21b; tour, 9at. 41h. ; fire,
94. 916.; six awl ageal, 94. 111 h. ; about 2 tuilem.

The IN NK EEPF:ITS PLATE of 25Move., added to a
Sweepstakes of 2 Sues. cad,.
Three-years...ld to carry 74.; four, Wit. 401. ; five,
rtst. 1211, ; six awl aged, 'Jst. 211 s. ; the Winner to be
Sold by Aucti tttt ,for Eltitkimuusliately after the rAce.ainl
the surplus, if any, above that s 1111 l robe tabled to the Raw.
Fund. Three to run or the 25 sovereigns will not be
given ; beide • wile awl a distance.
The YEOM ANRY STAKES of I Sov. each, with 25
Move. add...l.—For Horses that have lus•it ridien in the
Queen's Own Ih.rset Yeomanry Cavalry, or Hunted with
any established Pack of Mounds in the comity of
Dorset, and that have not been in any public trainin„.•
stable for any tone during the two previous he of
the Weymouth Races. lice Wi 111 l et to be sold for £llll,
if fieuhfiPleal. in the uoial way. Certificate. signed by
an (tither of the Regiment, the Master of the Hunt or
Iluntemati. to be produced, if reutaired. at the (line of
entry. Three•yearoold to carry 9-t. rab ; four,
104. 121 h. ; five. 114. 51h. ; nix and aged. 114. 101 b. ;
the winner of any previous race to carry 711,. extra, and
the er of the Hunters' States on the preehof: day
711, extra. anal the second howe in the II MAW,' Stakes
on the revions day Mb. extra. awl Thorough•lortil
Howes 1011,. extra in aflalition, awl the wi 1111 l •r ifthis
Race in any previous year to carry 141 b. extra. in addition
1., all other penalties ; to he rhiflen by I
Vet,, or Tradesmen. For to rank air 110 Race,
unless by rifilhellt .4 the 15'e:wards. The Stakes to g 0 to
the 211.1 Horse. [feats about one mile.
Thu LODMOOR STAKES of 2 Soya. each, with 20
Sore. added from the Fulol.

hi the IV DEP lIITAIENT will he folin,l
every variety 44 1 I. •Illiilll fOr the resent lig
I Shawls. Ali Stink .4
It 11414,...,* l':.ras.il.,
nes nh.l
great variety.

Vet 1111 l it•tt

..1. P..rry, South-street
.T. Hayward, Grocer.

JOHN CASSELL & Co. r. n wily to appoint Agent,
iq cry Town or District alit is not fully occupied.
Tenni sent free by pust.---.tiblrets: Juus O.thaELL mud
C...,
SO, FENCHUItt'II STREET, LONDON.

A Large mil well•awarteilFl RN ITt E awl U.lll.
PET F.S.l'.‘ 1111.1S1131ENT. wiyh a
Feat her Mattreaawi,Lyalikteailo, Tent 4, with eery
supvrior half Twiter. in Ilabogant. Walnut, awl
Painted : 'rahlwi, large telescope liming
Tula., 4 'll iirs, Sofnn, 4'imelie4 it; hair, with awl with•
out ritiriug Neat. ; Ea•iy t'llairn of every
Prettiaindarwu ia g 4. at rlrifly.

1' URIFY THE BLOOD!

SSeURE Goof) HEALTH.

HOLLOWAY'S PILLS.

IZNOW THYSELF : AND WHAT FIT
Ii ItUSSFLI, tttttt give her
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DENERAL NSW:DEIN oF TIIE LIVER AND

sTommli

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int. resting and tos..fial delierat of the mental moil
ckiractem castahilit ie. of iniliehlualA, fr
mkt ~, i ~ ation .4th,,, hand-writ:lig, in a style of ilmerile
tem eever before attempted. Verson+ dmiroun of know-
ing their own pientiaritii,, or tune of any friend iii
wl they may he iiitcrc.d...l. note or
other roper' •ii of a ing and a4e, awl en-
fourteen penny to
SELL. Arliii4t.ni Street, Moriiitigton Lee-
slum. anti they will reerire in a il.ty or tWO full and
minute detail of the gift:. oh-I.TM, talent.. Lodes,
affections. of the writer. mol the:r
eller 011 uft..y life, with ads ice in difficulties, a .11 5511
future pro•pects. _kV lettir• are efavaoler. ml .trietly con-
fident:it mush, to prescnt aptlie.mt% are re-
ittle‘teil to 1.11,10. a. au.. pro lir I.IV directed to theta-
oh
The orally thou who Lace 111;o:0:114 at--
tatuwhul.:imi of :eiro and the iv-cur-icy
of Mi.. Sketelo-m.f chararicr, the truth
awl rolue of the without a doulit. F...tiact. (non
: —Fr s.l'. " Many thanks for our
trialliful " I fear his eliar.ieti r I. too
truly a+ you ias freely it. W. —IL •• Your long
letter. thoiLli st re my hien.' nun-n.
,:o,rce,•.*-- .1.10. •• simiiam pay. the elmraeter you
aroi loot NM.. —ItW ''t mm
pint. 4.1.111011 if her 0.111.i.1t, With - toy 01411.

Swell aa itwhilge at table. either in eating or drinking.
'Mould take about ten of tle.ia• fa iiiiii . 1.11. at time.
I %%lsiah will remit a clear 1,u,., atut gowol st .....
the following morning. Thommuila of Labes are always
c pi.ining of nick want appetite. want
of eni rgy. and a want 1.1 id rength ; tO correct all
evil., three or foto ,of Ilio•Ne Pills nhotalil he Liken twice
a week, when they would enjoy the heala and appetite
of a ploughman.

Timelearodils to carry 74. ; four, $4. 41h. ;
$4. 121 b. ; xix and aged, 94. 211 i. ; the winner of
the Vey lb Stake... Mel he Stakea, or the Inn-
krerrn: Plate to exrry 71h. extra ; the 'r to be
mild for VA), if demoulesl ; to be put up to •'.sietjoli at
that alllll iiuiiir.tiately after the r ce, and the xurplua, if
any, to go to the Itiee Three to run or Ilse £2O
will not be given ; heata, ahout I mile and a diatance.

No person in armor for tke or forleitv, or notori•
rowdy • defaulter in revert to bets lost UllOll horpe riming
will be permitted to mune, enter, or run any horve at
theve Haar& Notice is also given that any ivraon who
h. ever run a IMIAC Ull,kr a false lleato.li, eitlo r
sat.. ago or pedigree will be vubjeet to the same revtrio•
tionv. _

No perron letting horse* or earring...A for hire wili lir
allowed tA. have any eorringe on the Race nish••..
ho lorriouoly to the hrut by of the Homo, subscrilnd
tin ciii.. of lc towAols the It we Font.

.liaht publi.lit .1, scut •::( fr.... a -c.11.41 citvrlopc

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~is\ir •illl,
)3LIN AN I) IlElt I)lsF..‘sE4. A
N. n Work... l..r the
F. tom,. N1..rr:..1 ..t iI. .It) Dr.
IlEsul $, 1:14.t.P5...:".. pit. T.,,,clo.k•••itaate.,
10...i0n, %V .4

All It ries to be 1111441, in writing. witli ti, • 'lerk
the Collin.% at the I ol,len Lion Hotel. before ti
on TuewlAy Ev.•ning. September 4th. wAlt tlo re inin-.1
ce t -firatei the :men rite weight, ...Matt • oft he riders'. nod
11111114, MI4 414,Cr11.11.401 44 the bor.., Nt .1,4. Any ruler
elninging he. colour. to forfeit 20%. No p...t entrance.
No although a i.e. o ill lie entitled to any
plat.• or %Like whom owner ha. not pai.l
forfeit.. All Mr.., to %rind at the sril.ll.• of a mil..eriber
of at I. 10%. 6- I to the Race Fund, or tlry wia he di%
ilualitied. though winner,.
The owner of eseli Ininie that enters for any 11.-ICP.
plate, tAke, match, or 1140 000000 idiom Li lay W., fal. to the
Alm k ti.e Cour.: awl the winner of any plate or
at Ake. of the value of 11:1110 or upwar.l%, Li pay two gu j
MAP, nnil id each other plAte, 411.1.githlea, for weight..
an.l

u maul' ea...v hi the Ilupths eer wr, 11,10,1.
1... k 1.• Llo•In
Wifely to 11.11.11:111.1

•
G,;ATIA TI) SI FF Jr; It A.—A Clergyman
liming cnrcol litoio.ell iii ...vete no.rwoun alclolity„
Inn. of memory, inolige-tion, pain, in doe hack, rho it-
sonottoo, 41,1 otiocr "Ingot 1111 l Tc,tilting fr0..0 the
illapt a.). art, al tattit, ii Calla Aly oit ing.art-
Mg to 10, 'tato ring Milow-crentort, 11, .11ealls by a Iticl.
re-tor:anon to, lie4lll. ama ..in•ct. 41. all.) a ill Wild thy
ton.perly toteroreol alai a hook written
hc Itinn.elf, containing 411 the too•co—o.nry informatitsti, on
receipt of font too tiny io,,tago• mi.,. to toreiwoy Tim
.1.1 Rev. F. I:UssEl.ll.., 11,, Arlington
sto-rt, Morintigton con:vitt, le.inton. 'Ent% loo,k
oath-Tell alto unailo.ct, ol toinecrity to all wit, tiny.) r... 11.
am) ~.41..:1.11y to (hoc bme 6,11 olectivt..l with
ountek olowtor,.' work, :.qotrtly will lor 1411.1itoliorol.
31., 14,4 fr.: for f •ur SEl'lt IT SIN." :1
presitit.l the %%Jong Nleit.'
.4 Fl:ANcis f:A•;,..:•j1;1.1.. M.A.

If less than three reputed running hone, start at
either r.see, witl t the cotnent of the 1111 l ittee, the
publicisioney will mit la. given.
If any th.pute shall arise, it shall he terminated by the
C •••. or wl they Ina) Appoint. and tka. Ms,
shin to he finsh—disputts concerning the queen's l'late
to be except...l.
Any horse plated by a smith who is not a subscriber of
at least los. GI. to the Rsee Fund, %ill not be entitle.'
to any stake or ran. although a •r.
The proprietor P Itlll I.ootll, bacilli; a general license.
to pay ?Oa. ; of each beer hooth. ltk.:of caeii standing,
;as uk or her subscription t 011.,, liset. Fowl.
N.. person will he allowed to ride within toe ropes but
thne employe., t.• keep the Course ; ant in onlor
guard against accidents, all permits aie re.ineiited to
retire out of the CUlirSe it. t 111 1114 4111.1 .4 t bell for Ga-
llium. All flogs seen on the Imune will Is. destroyed.
roles and regulat a enforced at N. wmatket will
be altered to at Weyineutli. The burays will start CACI.
day at One o'clock precimily.
Owner,. angl trainers must declare the weights fur each
race in the sealed entry.
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A FRIENDLY MT (IF AT
Dent .11 Sty:doer!, ThrtPg,
Aw.v.r
I-I,IR
TWE VET E ES' :4( up

44%111101.1- - Ih. you sio•atib.%ay Olt von have
*shot alf that lot of clothe,' I. fOrd breakfabt tibia

',owning
Tiiiii VTV )11 yin ! it easy
„Ili now to it rid
.4 all the slaohole, skim., and iirihiljio 'dor, on a
. in good tini,.. I can !make quick
work ...I MY w,...10n0t by using "ilallur Nelvetrees.
P0w.1..r," and it anakes the elotlivs clean.
gild white, I assure you. I noon ly Isa them
tidy tainutrs. and ham; them up to dry. I have never
UnythiN equal to it. mid I Live tried all sorts of
:lungs in my time. lii fact. one ri met. why I like
"limier Tweltetrees' SOVII Powiler"uver (MKT Washing
Powders is, because it is soft and heal.ng to tlae hands.

-4-ba, "stalk, or table; of any ile,mrip•
whatever will be allowed on the Cuurve, or any
ground contig to the (*.now.

- All booths for the sale of wine, spirits, beer, porter.
and every other ilescript. of refreshment, to be closed
at Seven idtloclt at night on each day uf the Rama.

Lord DREY DE WILTON, 31.1'.,
bir E. IL BAKER, Bert.,
ROBERT BRoOKS, Esq., M.P., Stewards.
W. H. P W Eel% 'N. ENuire.
CHARLES HAMM:O, Empire,
Mr. W. HAITON, Clerk of the Course.
THE BALL AT THE ROYAL HOTEL
Till FIRST DAT Or TOE RACKS.

The Race Ordinary at the Crown Hotel both days of
the Itacea. Dinner at Six o'clock; Tickets, 36. each. to
be bad at tile Bar.