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The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1864-12-13

BRIDPORT MASKST.

MESSRS. DAIINCEY AND SON'S
CHRISTY AS MARKET SALE will he held
US WEDNESUA Y, the 14th day of DECEMBER, 1864.
ENTIUMII :
10 extraordinary Fat four-tooth Horn Wetbers.
10 ditto.
11 Fat Down Sheep.
1 extraordinary Fat for. Ewe (the wiener of newel
prises.)
1 °twice Fat Pig.
2 Fat Pip of superior quality, and boar Pip, 11
months old, of Faber Hobbs' breed. the pro-
perty of J. Pitield, Esq., of Sysioadebury.
A Tory Fat Coll, fatted especially for the Christina'
ohorks4.
5 choice threo•yeu-old in-cell Heiler*.
4 prime Fat Heifers.
Tim following, the property of that exesllent and
highly reputed vales, B. Gaoyss, Esq., Bowood, will
also be cold
8 superior Fat Olen.
90 Fat Horn Waken.
10 Shropshire Dow. Welber, (the winners of the
first prase ati the Hereford 14Ple 86011.
Entries ire reopoolitilly

AN AMATEUR MORNING CONCERT

VOCAL AND INSTR-- lIRENTAL MUSIC
VT
be held et the TOWNHALL,
DORCHESTER, on THURSDAY, DRUM
-
HER 22, in aid of the Funds for the Restoration and
Enlargement of BROAD AAAAA CRUNCH.
It ti oanfidently anticipated from the efficiency of
those who have kindly promised to moist, that the per-
formance will bee real treat to lovers of Tousle; and it
Is earnestly hoped that not only the Gentry, but that
Agriculturista and others will do their utmost to aid in
Lb. good canes by their Presents at that Concert, which
a ander the patronage of

DENT,

CHRONOMETER, WATCH AND CLOCK
MA KKR

To the Queen, the Prince of Wales, and the late Prince
Consort, and Maker of the Greet Clock for the Houses
of Parliament,
EN VITICS attention to the superior Workman-
.l ship and elegance of design of his extensive Stock
of Watches and Drawing-room Clocks.
Ladies' Gold Foreign It-etches 7
Gentlemen's ditto . . 10 „
ladies' or Gentlemen's Gold English
Lever ditto . ... 16 „
Strong Silver Lever Watches . ... 5 „
Gentlemen's Gold Compensation
Silver ditto ditto ... „
Marine Chronometers „
Cold and Silver Pocket Chresiceneters, Astronomical,
Turret, and Bracket Clocks el every description. An
elegant smartnient of London-made Fine (,old Albert
and Guard Chains, ke.
DENT, 61, Strand (adjoining Coutts's Bank); 34 and
35, Royal Exchange; and at the Clock and Melilla
Compass Factory. Somerset Wharf. Strand, Loredes.

OFFICES TO LET.

MO BE LILT, by Tender, ell three OFFICES,
1 situate in Soothetreet, Dorchester, in the
occupation of Messrs. MoDISWe and 004:1tra•IL
Yomessio• emu he had early in January.
Tenders to be mat so or before the 31M December
meet to WlLuau Illuirrum, Dorchester.
December 1, US&
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1864-07-05

IMPORTANT TO CONTRACTORS, BUILDERS

AND OTRKRI3.

S K ETCH LEY 'S PATENT
PLANING DISC.

NVILLIAM SILETCHLEY, who has had 15
years' experienee with all kinds of Wood-
cutting Machinery, having invented and perfected RA
IRON DIBC, for preparing Floor Boards and Joiner"'
Work, beg. to offer the same to Builders and others
having Circular S.. Tables, Da on invention of immense
importance to them, being peculiarly adapted to their
bnai nem.
The Dim works on the spindle in the same manner as
the Circular Sew, without any alteration in the tattle,
and pianos and tedium Board and Timber to any
width and thickness, sod does not require to mush
power to drive it aa the Circular Saw.
Prim of Dias to prepare 11 is. Board £7 10
W. B. would also mill attention to hi SAWING,
PLANING, and MOULDING TABLE, whichwill
reduce wood of anima wiith and Niehaus, ordinary
Sawing, Planing, or Moulding, as well as diminutive
mime and maltiplieity of &Naive, :—Bawinto 12
inches wide, Planing to 11 inching wide, Mouldlng to g
inches wide; Slide Cramp for Tenoning, also Stied with
a Drunken Saw for Grooving op to 1 inches wide.
The power required to drive this machine is not more
than three liiiinaiwer. It mem &great deal of labour,
and general can be executed at 6d. tdre aquae,
and moulding at per 100 feet.
_ W. S. eepecielly invites parties to me his Dime at
STA BCH MANUFACTURERS
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Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1864-07-05

DEATHS.

June 7.1, At Lower Lytobeit, lir. William Scott, late
of Iford. near Christchurch, aged 78.
June 25. at his residence, Radipolei near 'Weymouth,
Duvet, Wulliaw Thoraps in, Keg., formerly of Yariells,
and afterwards of liamagate, Kent, in the 70th year of
laitage. . _ .

Ju-..nts' 26, In St. Edmund's Church-Argot, Salsbury,
aftir • long and painful illness, Jane, the beloved wife
of Mr. A. M. P.tcher, ag. d 37 years.
Jane 22, at Wick, near Downton, Silas Tanntoo,
agel 66 yearn
Juue 27, at Sooth6eld-housit, Crewkerne, deservedly
and deeply lamented, Charlotte Augusta, the at's°.
tosnaterlaugbter of Mr. Patch, yor and auctioneer.
At Rods/ell, Weemouth, Commander Thomas
Atkinson, kt.N., and 73.
June 29, at Eton, Watd•or, Edmund, the beloved
son of Mr. James Churchill. of Blsrplford, after mx
months of severe illness, borne with christian fortitude,
egr..l 21 ytars.
Jane 30. at finuthanipton, Elisabeth, widow of the
Ito Mr. Robert Mealard, of Blendford, aged 66 year..
July 1, at Abbey Milton, Mrs. Jane !Mummy, aged 66.
July 2, at Dorchm.ter, aft..-r a lengthened illness, Mr.
George Masters, baker, aged 111.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1864-07-05

amaT NARK EN

MAIIIt•LAIM, ?rider.— Fresh up to our market to-day
die arrivals of F.ogltsh wheat were small. The trade,
however, was by no meant artiste; nevertheless, prices
firm. and at the so.. of hosinem, a fair clearance
had been effected. The supply of foreign wheat on the
stand was hut moderate For all deccriptions the trade
ruled firm. and Mon my'. currency was mill supported.
Fleeting carped ot gram were in msderate repeat at
finU qtiotatetia Only • moderate supply of barley *as
Oil the 'tends, and both grinding and diatilling qualities
changed bandit at fell comm.:eh, Malt Iv. in fair
average reqm at at 1.t.• rates. The tn•rltat woe well
supplied web nits. The trade was less active than on
Mon t•y ; neverthele.a, that d•y's advance in dr.
enrryney ma/ SUM orb-ti. Bean, WA pose ruled firm, at
full qnotatien• Flour changed hands to a npder
extent at precise. rat's. Arrivals this week :—Engli.h
—Whit, 1110; malt. 1.190: rota 3 820 —lrish :
Oats, 1.830 —Feteism Wheat. 20320; barley, 7,7(10;
oat.. 36.ki10 —English flour, 920 sacks.—Forsign, 100
narks, 14 490 ham
emoL, Friday —At our market to day Englist
whkat wit in IMO 'erste slimly, and odal feed; at 6d
to ls advapse. Fireign I.eld frlsto 2. imileventent,
wilt clanked bu.inee.. A good consumptive trade in
boric;, at rather better prices. Mita held for 81. per
qr. alv ince. het the demand win for from active.
Beans rather dearer. Maim, in fair request at full

Ylowth, Triday.—Wheat, 16s to 12s ; barley, 22s to
26• ; bee. 11, 36.1 ; pe.•, 32. to *is ; oats, 17. to
21. per qr. Bacon, tlid per lb ; lest cheese. 66s to 70,;
bou.slaol I ..itta, 214 to 364 per cwt. ; fez, Cti to LI 10.
peek. —At nor corn-- xehange to-day Bore waa
ecsreely any b,.,n,e. tratteact.d.; priest', however,
weia firmer th•o last week.

Rim:usu. Saturday —The trade for wheat rolwl
slugoah. and holders aim forced sales were compelled
üb,,t to a re.incti..n of Is per qr. 03 last week's
rate., Ow ("rt •elling as hi.:h as 47s per qr. One see,
+spin ior parcel of white wheat wali•ed 49. per .Ir. For
Imre, th.owas an improved demand. Oats were
rather dearer. Keens and pea* were also ingtured for
at isU term.. The flour trale remains steady. house-
hold, muse as 35. •rol .ecoods a, 31+ per sack.
_ . . . . . . .

- - r
ISouruAfirroy, Friday.—With f..istntrtltes f wheat
at nee market tn.olat prices ruled abvut the ..mor as thin
day week. In tarlev, nat.% and beans the trannaeti.ms
wyr linteJ, t Ito rataw. Flour firm. at i blight
Wean.,

Satorday.—The supply of wh,at was
small. T... • IV•liCe ohtsined in other marksts during
U.. *reit w a chesknd hit.; and though at Swindon 2s
to 3s, at SaLsbory Into 2.. at From. la, nodal Desists,
Is olo•ii money was obtahred. the. trade here was slow
at only I wick's prima. Qnotationa raugsd betweso
34. and 446. Other grain was • rather quiet trade, and
last week's priaes pnersilly ruled. The wheat orop is
looking ry well, although it will necessarily be some-
what abort iu the *tray,.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1864-07-05

ARTIFICIAL TEETH AND PAINLESS

DENTISTRY.

Attendance at WEYMOUTH Daily Thursday and
Saurday excepted, at 107, St. Maryetreet.
DORCHESTER—eeery alternate Saterday, at Mr.
II AZ t Huth WeetAttest.—Jolr 9,23.
SHERBORN It—every all • ate Thursday, at Mr.
KINGDOM'S, Cbeap-street.—July 14, 24.

I%lit E"RDAEININ!rd°:III6Irs', SURGEON

_
9, GRONVIMOII•RTNCIT, Gausouroa-spomiL
Newly•insenteil RDA Pstented applicstion of pregisr•d
ISI)RRUBBER in the construction of ARTIFICIAL
TEETH, Ruins. and Pnl.teo..

.
A new, anginal, and invaluable Invention, consisting
in the adaptation. INill2 the roost ab.rolute perforsUon anti
%acne., of prepared gun-coloured indirrubber at a base
for artificial teeth. Entire or partial seta may be made
with the greatest facility in a very idiom time. Only one
vkit is required to At them. it being done with the
gist est accuraey and comfort by 111.11011 of a soft base
planed, while in a state of fusion. between the teeth and
gums, which. upon b .eoming Mud. possesses the greatest
powerful selfmdfapion. The teeth are also immovably
d in the yockete formed by it without fastening of
any kind. One net will last fir- many years, and on
any of the natui al teeth fallir 3 0-h by ab-orption of the
AM= or from decay, they may be added to the india-
ruhber plate in use with the greatest ease and at a very
trifling expense. The acids of the month exert no
agency on the cheinisally-prepared indiarubber, and (as
it is a non-conductor) fluids of any temperature mar.
with thornugh onmfurt. he retained in the mouth, all
unplegsantnese of smell and taste being at the same
time wholly provided against by the peculiar nature of
its prep.:ration.
or Jut Published, price Is., Ephraim Namely on
the " Teeth, and the beat 11/6SM of Supplying their
Deficiencies." The Author, 9, Grosvenorstreet, W.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1864-10-18

DENTAL

-ARTIFICIAL

DORCHESTER--every alternate Saturday, at Kr.
HAZEL'S, Hinti West-street, October 29.
Attendance at WEYMOUTH-110.days, Wednesdays,
and Fndays, at 107, Si. Karretreet.
BRIDPORT—every sharps!' Saturday at Mr.
XII NFORD, South-dreet,- -October 92.
80T.113.241111011TH—M Mrs.OIIBBINW, Hands Hoes%
Commercial-road. every Tuesday.
SHERSOUNS—on statuses Thussdays—Octobir 20.
M R. EPHRAIM MOSILY, SURGEON
ntrrtvr.
9, 020•113101.11TILEIT, 01011•111/011403132; and

14, CIAT-161ULIT, BATH.
Newly-invented and Patented apaition of prepared
I NDI ARUBIIIIII in lb. oonntructloi. of ARTIFICIAL
TENTH, Guns, and Palate&
A sew, original, mul invaliable Invention, consisting
In the aillaptatioe the moot abealute perfeotion and
100 n.., of premaed gem-coloured heliarnisber se • ham
for artilleial teeth. Retire or partial Nets may be made
with th, vreatest fatality in every short time. Only one
visit is required to lit them. it being done with the
greeted sesuracy and comfort by means of • *oft beat
pleased, while in a state of fusion, between the teeth and
gums, which, upon becoming hard, poseseme the greatest
powerful eelfudlimion. The teeth are also immovably
Ind in the boasts formed by it %alibied fastening of
any kind. One set will last for many years, sia on
any of the natural teeth falling out by absorption of the
gums or from decay, they may he added to the Judie-
rabbet plate in one with the greatest ease and it a very
triaing egress. The scolds of the =Oath exert no
agency on the cluimieallirprepared indiarubber, and hie
It is • noemondeeter) Made of any temperature may,
with thorough comfort, he retained in the mouth, all
unplmaantnem of amen and taste being at the same
tine wholly provided against by the peculiar nature of

. .
to preperstinn.
lir Just Published, prier la., liphrsint Nearly no
the Teeth, and the best roans of Supplying their
Deficiencies." The Author, 9, Grosvenor-street, W.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1864-10-18

most get rid of the Austrians before going to the
Sternal City. That the treaty could not be exe-
cuted without war sagacious men saw from the
first; everybody sees it and says it now. And
that Pianos will be dragged into the war, we
think is pretty evident—so evident, indeed, that
these two events have caused a terrible fall on
the Boone—the beet criterion of the state of
, public feeling that NW be given. It is even said
that the French novernment are already making
' preparations for war, and that secret negotia-
tions are going on with Prussia for the purpose
of seducing her from the side of Austria. These
rumours, if not altogether unfounded, are in all
probability premature, but they show the groove
In which people's minds are running.
There are certain offences, which from time to
time are committed, with a frequency that gives
them all the characteristics of a social epidemic.
Now it is suicide which is the prevaling disgust
now it is wife-beating. At one time assaults
upon the Queen became common, and vain
youths, with weak heads and bad hearta, thought
to immortalise themselves by 'hooting at their
Sovereign. More recently garotting became the
fashionable crime. At the present time incen-
diary fires are the most noticeable type of social
disease. Within a little more than a week no
less than six fires have occurred in the agricul-
tural districts of the Esat Riding of Yorkshire
and North Lincolnshire, and have caused great
loos of farm produce and stock. In most, and
probably in all, the awe of destruction was
caused by incendiaries. In some the offenos has
been committed out id revenge for some fancied
injury; in others, no motive can be assigned but
that of the love of wanton mischief. Under
these circumstances no one can feel safe. It is
not only the hard master who grinds down the
face of his labourers who suffers; the popular
country gentleman who gives good wages for
those who can work, and liberal assistance to
those who cannot is equally exposed to the
danger. The wretches who work all this ruin
seem to glory in it for its own sake. They are
not 'prompted by that renege which has been
culled "wild justice ;" they are not led astray
by any such false notions of political economy
as were prevalent five-sod-twenty years ago.
They are simply malicious, simply bent upon
doing as much Injury as they can without ex-
posing themselves to discovery and punishment
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1864-10-18

All communinitions in relation to whatever de-
partment of the Paper are to be addressed to
the Editor of the Dorset Gbitmly Express tutfl
Agriculirsal Gazeite, at the Odic% ChntlE
Street. Dorchester.
--
TIC
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1864-10-18

"Use MATZENA as a Diet."
Vide Toit Tuns, September 1114/a.
Only Prise Medal. Reported by the Jury
"Exceedingly Excellent for Food."

PROTECTION FROM FIRE!!
BRYANT & MAY'S

SPECIAL SAFETY MATCHES,
AB.E NOT POISONOUS 1I I
LIGHT ONLY ON THE BOX!!!
FAULTIELD WORKS, LONDON, N.
Maybehadal&U Groom, Iroosmagers,Chsseiska,

THOMSON'S PRIZE MEDAL CRINOLINES
COMBINE ELEGANCE AND LATEST PAEHION

An always stamped with a CROWN,
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1864-10-11

DENTAL

DORCHESTER—every alternate Saturday, at Yr.
H ASRIAS, High W.-ortatrrert, October 15, and 29.
Attendancre at WEYMOUTH—Mondays, Wednesdays,

stid Pndars, at 107, St. liary-attret.
BRIDPOK r—evrry alternate Saturday al Mr.
U NFOR D, South-str,t,- October 22.
BOURNSIIOITTH —at biIr..OURSINS', Genii Home,
Cotemereisl-road, every Tu.ld.Y.
SHEILBOKNE—ou alternate Thursdays—October 20.

MR. EPHRAIM MOSELY, SURGEON
DENTIST. E.0.M.,
9, 0111011,1X011.11TIMIT. GROSVIMOR-IQUAll; and
14, GAT-STIZET, BATH.
Newly-Invented and Patented application of
INDIARUBBER in the construction of ARTIFICIAL
TEETH, Gem.. and Palsies.
A new, original. and inflatable Inventiou, consisting
In the adaptation, with the flume absolute perfection and
micas, of prepared gem-coloured indiarnMer an • Woo
for artificial teeth. Satire or partial sets may be made
with thr vreateat facility in Avery short time. Only one
visit is required to fit them, it being done with the
greatest accuracy and comfort by means of • soft bane
placed, while in • state of fusion, betergen the teeth and
gums, which, upon becoming bard, pommies the greatest
powerful selfssdbesion. The teeth are also immovably
fixed in the sockets formed by it without fastening of
any kind. One net will hut for many years, and on
any of the natuial teeth falling out by abaorption of the
gums or from decay, they may be added to the India.
rubber plate in use with the pentad ease and at a very
trilling expense. The acids of the mouth exert no
agency on the chemically-prepared indiarabber, and (as
it is • non-conductor) fluids of any temperature may,
with thorough oomf.,rt, he retained in the mouth, all
unpleaaantnest of smell and taste being at the same
time wholly provided against by the peculiar nature of
to preparation.
fir Just Publiabesi, prin. Is., Ephraim Mearly on
the "Teeth and the best means of Supplying their
Deficiencies." The Author, 9, Groevenoe-streel, W.

All communitations in relation to whatever de-
partment of the Paper are to he addressed to
the Editor of the Dorset County Express and
Agricultural Gazette, at the Office, Chun*
Street, Dorchester.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1864-10-11

sSomersttshtre.

BATH AND WELLS DIOCESAN SOCIETIES.

The annual meeting of tha Bath and Were
Diooeean Societies was held at Wells, on Tuesday,
the 4th inst. In the morning a apecial service was
held in the nave of the C.athednd, when the sermon
was preached by the Very Rev. Dr. Magee, Dean of
Cork, from the last chapter of the Acta of the
Apostles., and the 15th verse:—" Whom, when
Paul saw, be thanked God and took courage."
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1864-10-11

VI orortsbtre.

WHO IS TO PAY THE PIPER: OR HOW
THE DORCHESTER RATEPAYERS' MONEY
GOES.

DIMS 111•ISTIR HlTS,—When you
for I, I was jist a gwine to Dodgester but riV!
know that Moister Pyper was thee WI I
stopped
tvgf in
yet clock tower. Well somebody had a RP
the crack an' a whitewashed en.over, but they dome
it mine as all the net o' the oouncil work; they left
It so as 1 oos'd see drosgh it; and 1 cure • in, I can
use drough most o' thek little penes. Well as I
looked droagh I geed the Pyper. if he was the real
Pyper ; but some o' they council asked an tor any
proof that he was the real thing. I 'pops jog do
mind what I told yet, that he was a send tor to teal
they what their uneble sarvent lire. Grandy 'awe a
told eat times aunt—that is, what nod become o' the
top o' the Townhall if they took all the bottom o'
the hall away. lie made • pond inspecktios, and I
slurs yer that wen he looked drono the crack (be
diden kno I was tether :ids). I thought I must a
died we Min, vor lie said to himself, ass he, "They
mined as send Tor I, must be jirn like the ball, a
oracked ear certain," and when I tell yer I was a
thinkin about the At. guineas a-day that was to be
paid moister Pyre, out ov the ratepayere pockets
'or Rich toinfoollery, yet can gm" the state of my
blood. Well, what was the opinion? Why say
child could • told em; an now I'll toll he why that
"of they made a tole is the !Ace a' Ike bail
etude be a eery expensive wag o' drouplieis down tA4
hole lot."

Now, sar, cod ri, believe that any Corporasban
in the world nod be snob fools as to drow away
£5 6a a day vor swab hopiaiorm. Why this yere is
ernes than takiag bopiniass on Maister rawir's toll
question an how the ratepayers can and doh
abominable waste o' their money 1 anal think.
. . . .

Bye the bey, I yeard bather day that thick the..
bit or a eked up in the ?air rield. can about £lOO,
and that the.. is a man in Dodgester who owl a ben I
glad to pet ea up roe £4O.
Just look into yer &rain, I ood ray to the rate-
payemand rind out whet I be right or no ; and jiat
look and see what mammy yer eommil got in hand,and
wit kabinet yer be a resolving from all yer hilliness ;
'rot now mosey Is alas p.r mut, tie the duty o' the
council to make all this hlntusst they can 'pan wit
they holds la hand.
I more yer that if yer toot attend to them thinp
yer rites ill get kager sad biger, and name o' yes
council will 4uld up there hods ad high tall they ill
vall back ward&
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1864-10-11

0 YE2I 0 YEZ! 0 YEZ!

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN. that a
.serfte of morning entertainment. will take platie
.te.r. lira... rt.., (mv.) b. h. sis,rsly su-
mmonsed, when the folloeing subjects will be illustrated
iby Tom All ()Mr
1--FIRST MORNING: "Os the Sinfolnewe of Rellne-
lament. the duty r.f Bigotry sod Seelmion, aid lb*
&merits of Egotism sod 7%m:salami (sot to soeie 7.
2—" On the duly of the clergy to ab-tain sad
withdraw their prearom from, shy allollllolll.l t or
enterta;nment, which it boa hithtrto en : oneously been
some, e I tbst their presence might elevate the
chararter of. . . .. . .

3 —"O 16e advantage ef doing away with the Arts
altogether. interfering as they do isith the private views
of tie roestie, the monk, or 'he apathetie stoic
4—That cultivate., varies are not the natural
gift of God, and ought not to be •mployed for the
d. velopment of His harmony. That the original
toms viol or vile base. and elarinnet, are quite sudlehnit
to laid and guide the spontaneous and minim; devotions
of a really pious cingreg.tmo. More than this is calcu-
lated to rival in attraction the oratory of the Bev.
Tobias Grief. _ . .

s—" That Beethoven, Handel. Nowt, sad other
reprobates have dews no good to Sleisty by their works,
and have not iovpirrd really uered emotions in their
erroneouly supposed soul.liftlas productions ; and that
their meek, shoukl use be eelUvaied at all ; and that
those Dermas, whose tastes sod espaaities lead thew I.
illustuto the above =eaten, 'build be looked num
with sontempt, as their taste, differ from those of the
Iseturer, or " any crAer properlirdi.pred NI A N."
A bar viol and cdarionet hand will be in attendance.
rime Rex et Rif i 2.41 / No money Returned.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1864-10-11

DENT,

CHRONOMETER, WATCH AND CLOCK
MAKER

To the Queen, the Primo of Wales, and the late nines
Consort, and Maker of the Great Clock for the Houses
of Parliament,
INVITES attention to the superior Workman-
I skip end eleganos of design of hi. utensil's Stook
.of Wattles and Drawing-room Clocks.
Ladies Gold Foreign Watches_ ... 7 Guiliano.
Gentlemen's ditto . 10 „
Ladies' or Gentlemen's Gold /Wish
Laver ditto . . 16 „
Strome Sara Lever Watches . . 5 „
Gentlemen's Gold Compensation
Balanceditto .40
Silver ditto ditto .26

- - Marina Chrocoinaters $6
Gold awl Silver Pocket -Chronometers. Asereinniical,'
Turret, and Bracket Clocks el every desoription. An
alapat easortroent of Landon•niade Fine Geld Albert
and Guard Chains, kn.
DENT, 61, Strand (adjoining Conttes Bank); 34 and
36, Royal Bachanp ; and at the Clock and Maria'
Compass Factory. Remand Wharf. Strand, London.

DINT'S TORRZT CLOCKS. The at-
illeiioS of Peddle Bodies, Gentissane, and others
Is respectfully reqnretod lo the improvsimests leads ia
the eonetreetion of Cheeks suitable for Stable.,
Churches, sad otter lame ftsiltliapt, by the late 1.
J. and F. DIST, Clock one Chronometer Bakers m
the Qom. and lb. late Primo COSMO. and Makers of
the OBIAT CLOCK for the 110178118 of PARLIA.
lIIRNT, ha. Turret gooks with Compensation Pen-
dulum, alluded foe variations of temperalnre, to work
the hands of Disk of any sins from one foot to thirty
bet diewAse.
DENT. SI, Strand, adjo=Ceetts's Beak, sad 34
and 31, Royal ifueliange,

STARCH MANUFACTURERS
TO H. E. R. THE PRINCESS OF WALES.
GLENFIELD PATENT STARCH
USED IN THE ROYAL LAUNDRY.
AWARDED THE PRIZE MEDAL
_ ... FOE_ Its SUPEIUOIUTY.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1864-05-31

fmptrial Parliament.

HOUSE OF LORDS.

-
MOSDAT.—The Earl of Derby. referring to a speech
of the Lord Chancellor upon the Greek Professorship
Bill on • former night, in which the noble and learned
!old charged the Beiversity of Oxford with a broach of
faith in having failed to endow the professorship, con
tended that the university had strictly and honourably
fulfilled .11 the entrap meets into which it had entered.
The motion for reading the County Courts Acts
Amendumut Bill a second time gave rise to Dome dis-
citssion on the details of the memore, in which the law
lords took the principal part, Lord St. Leonard' object'
ing to the Bill that it would take away the credit of
the workieg, cla.ses, which in reality was their capit el.
Lord Chelmsford criticimd the details at considerable
length, and •ae replied to by the Lord Chancellor.
I.llunuitely the aecoiet reading wee agreed to.
THORIIDAT. —The FATI Of Ellenborough inquired how
far the engage.., nt• entered into by the belligerents,
ureter the armistice lately concluded, bad been faithfully
fulfilled, and in doing no spoke in terms of strong eon-
deuin.tion of the conduct of the German Powers, whom
he charged with having deliberately broken their
solemn obligation. Earl Russell observed that it was
the declared intention of the DI1111•11 Government to
collect, in as accurate a form as possible, all the facts
with ressoct to the manner in which the suspension of •
arms had been carrOd out in Jutland, and to ley them
before the Conference, A. to the question of levying
contribution., ll•rshal Wrangel wee directed no thii
25th of April to levy contributions to the extent of
E 90,000, that being the estimated amount of German
propeite captured and destroyed by the Danes • and
g
rubs. uently the Prussian Government bad Caued
order, to stop any further contribetione, and to pay for
all provision. that were regMred by their troops. With
regard to this country resorting to physical force and
embarking inn war with the greet German Powers, no
good result could ensue from our adopting • course such
as tl.at, mot he added that in all the steps which had
boo taken with reference both to Denmark and Poland,
Her Majesty h.d readily acceded to the advice which
had been tendered to her by her reaponsible advisers.
The Duke of Bucoleuch moved the second reading of the
Scotch Epi•ootal Ilergy Disabilitie. Removal Bill, the
obj.ct 01 which was to rrpe•l the laws which prevent
persons ordained in the scotch Epigsopal Church from
holding benefices or ciating in Eastland. After a
long discussion the Bill was read • second time, and
ordered to be ref, rred to • seli at committee.

Fainax.—Lord Brongham brought ..,der the notice
of their lordship-. tie subp-ct of middle-clam examina-
tion, and Earl Stanhope called attention to the report
ul the public schools commission.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1864-05-31

STATISTICS SHOW THAT 50,000 PERsONS

annually fall victims to Pulo3onary Ono.
Consumption, Diseases of the Cbest,aud the Respiratory
Onrsua Prevention is at all time• better than cure ;
be therefore prepared,dorine the wet and winter season,
with • supply of KEATING'S COUGH LOZENGES,
which possess the virtue of averting as well as of miring
• Cough or Cold ; they are good alike for the young or
for the aged._

Prepared and Sold in Roses, Is. 10. sod Tins, 2e. 9d.
ascii, by THOMAS KIATINU, Chemist, kn., 79, St.
Paul's Cbuzabyard, London. Retail by all Druggists in
the World.
ALL

EASY.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1864-05-31

THE OAKS DA Ir.-FRIDAY.

A more beautiful day for plesaure excursion to EpIOTO
than that which inaugurated the eighty-aixth until-
verwsry of the second greet event at Epsom could
not have taken place. The weather •as
end the only circumstance to mar the
111.j,Pttn.ot of the vintors by rad was the
immense clouds of fine ground dent, whj,h aroee from
the truffle, and covered the seighb.owieg fields, briders,
sad trees it. the vicinity of the Down.. A larger atten-
dance eras never known on an Oaks day, end the ring
was alumet as crowded as upon the Derby-disy. For
the Oaks there were 19 entipetitora raddled, and pre-
ceding the start such anxiety was evinced to hack
Fills de l'Air that most of the bookmakers signi-
ficantly shook their beads is rep y to questions,
" What against Filled. l' Air Such indeed, Irai the
rush at the clime that the small odds of 6 to 4 wry
snapted no with avidity. As the race, elaborately des
scribed below, will show. Ville it. l'Air's victory was
in doubt. and after going half a mile she went to
the front, but tefreined from taking a long lead, and
only won, though very meetly, by hall a length. A nti-
uipattng • scene, Jrnnings, the trainer for the French-
men, retain. d • number of pogilists to protect the fly
and jockey if they won, and the moment she passed the
judge there wan • seiambqi amonet a number of well-
known fighting men to lead her heck to the enclosure.
One Oillant • as the lest to gt-t to the ally's head ; and
whilta he walked Tinto, iously by her side the rest of the
paid id-utectora vigorously endeavoured to raise cheers for
her success; but these attempts were met with a strong
demonetr-tion of opposition, and it required the united
effiirts of mounted and foot polies to rsvent Arthur
Edwards being torn from the saddle. Unfortunately
Cnstanee, who rode Antoinette in similsr colours
to the winner, exoetit having • differeut cap,
nearly became the victim of a grevious error on the part
of the cro•d, and it required all the fortitude,
patience, and earnestness of the popular jo key to keep
the infuriated mob et bey, until the police's impregnable
*titian, was sally reached.
Toe EIGHTY-611TM Oats STAMEN of 50 goys. each, h ft.
for three-yr-old Athol; B.t loin each. Mile arid • half
(to be ran on the Now Coarse.) One hundred and
eighty-eight .114 a.
:loofa Lacrange's Fille de l'Air, by Faugh-a-Ballagh,
Out 4.1 Pauline. 8.11016 - - - (Edward.) 1
;aeon Roth•cliild'a &sage, by King Tow, not of
Mentmore Loa, 84 lob - - (Daley) 2
laron Rothschild'. Tomato, by King Tom, out of
Minmemeat, 84 10Ib - - • (J. °littoral 3
Ir. F. Rowland'. Molly Carew, by Wild Dayrell,
out of Aline, fist 1016 - • (14. Grimshaar) 4

Coon'

Baron

Baron
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1864-05-31

p..N • , Ara-Citeltire:
YrIMIIV'n""I4 -grii"Mi-intakilottirrlgt
leg arivisal_tario!s las wia
_ -

Important to Country Patienta.
N 0 CONSULTATION FEE. Messrs.
SMITH will. for the benefit of persons suffering
from Nervous Debility, Loss of Memory, Dimness of
Right, Lamitude, Indigestion, Dislike to Society, Local
Vfernkneei, Muscular Itrilasation, Langour, and all
diseases resulting from the errors of youth and man.
hood, on receiving a description of the patient's case,
send by return of post their written opinion, with
advioe and directions for the most successful treatment
and cure.
GIVEN AWAY TO NERVOUS SET-
FERERB.-20,000 copies of the PRIVATE
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&Limy, keg of mammy, dimness of Eight, lassitude,
dislike to society, impedimenta to marnage, kc., re-
sulting from the early errors of youth, w kb, if neg.
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death. This work is illu.trated with hundred of moos,
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Address, Maws, Borth, 8, Berien-arselent, Leeds.,
W.O.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1864-05-31

TES RACI.

The thirty runners were weighed out and their
numters ho sled upon the telegraph board exactly at
balfpast two o'clock, half an hour beAre the appoint d
time for .tarting ; but owing to the long de ay in
clearing the course. it we- not until a quarter-peat
three o'clock that the homes neared the poet. Then
another t. thous delay ensued, in shich eight false d'art,
occurred, Warrior, Valiant CAthedral, Birch Bro .m.
Carnbuscan Surat. Ma .ter Maw& Planet, and sent,'
other- frequently breaking aw.y. At sixteen minutes
to four o.c ock the d .11 wu drop-'d to an excellent
st-rt, when ilintoriaa made play for the first half-mile.
followed by Bitch Broom. Major, Coa t-tra•rd, end
Ge seal Peel. the latter b ing on the in tie to the
mile-andm-quatier pest, where "the General" took a
slight lead, followed by Ely and Baragah. ftkotti-h
Chief, clout up, lying fourth, Birch Brtatm fifth, and
Copenhagen next. Major at thia time held a good
pla e with Paris, Mr. Hulot's two clote up with im.
Half way through the forges Baragah and Ely both
healed General P el. and so they came tt own the hill
towerds Tattenham Cerner, where Paris ran into path
or mix plc., and iu the turn inn, the etraisht a regular
scrimm-ge tonk plc. sith the second and rear division,
an' taey came round in surtidisotder that it wuttifficult
to tell what were immediately in the rear of the leading
lot. General Peel unquestionably cot round the turn
into the straight best, taking a position n. xt the lower
rails, El, fellowing on his riart, and Scottish Chief on
the right Mr. Carterriebthi colt, these three being
closely follnwed by Blair Athol, in " the General's"
track, Baragah on the lower ground, avith Canittuae•n
on his right, coming on next. A ppro .chltjg the
di.tance General Peel and Blair Athol drew away ; but
on arriving at that point B air Athol heeded "the
General," who had not a strugele left in him when
oull.red, and the ion of Blink Bonny and Stockwell
cutting hint down in the mixt ga lant ruanner, won,
though not without severe punishment, he two lengths;
thn-e lengths separated the second and third, and three
quarters of* length divided thst third and fourth ; Ely
finished fifth ; Fltrch Btoom sixth ; Catubuuso seventh ;
&muds and Coasteuard being next close up The last
lot comprised Warrior, look Walton, Privateer,
Master Richard, and Surat. Dormouse walked in with
the crowd The time in which the race was run was
2 minutes 411 se onds, being a second and a quarter
less time than his dam, Blink Bonny, and three-quarters
of a s.cond longer than the shortest tints on record, that
of Kettledrum in 1161.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1864-05-31

1 T" •
dit 41`cirat....

FORD'S PECTORAL BALSAM OF lILREHOUND.

Prommad by Kr. !ord. the Patentee.
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Colds, Inluaus, and Pulmonary complaints, it remains
without a competitor. The .elf known properties of the
herb, with the elegance and extraordinary &Isamic qua-
lities of this Lion of it, has secured for the Pectoral
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toZPatlareto its benign ir duenee in • few hours ; and in
A tie pomp/mints, of however long standing, allevia-
tion and relief will cotton kly follow the use of it.
Mr. Ford respectfully requests purchasers to observe
that hie signature will be on the outside wrapper to each
bottle, and that the mine of his sole Wholesale Agent,
Mr. Edwards, 87, St. Paul's Church Yard, is engraved
of the Government Stamp. Sold in bottles at Is 9d,
ed, and 10s 6d loch, by most reepoctsbi•
sad Beeloptilen.

PEmirs CORDIAL BALM OF SYRIACIIIL
For MI ober remaking fro s the errors or ex-
alter of pea ks. cd oaroral poor sod ries. Prim ill..
0r row rhos I. ourotity, 53..

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Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1864-03-15

Vampobire.

BOURNEMOUTH—On the 2nd instant many of
the leading tradesmen of the place were entertained
at the L union Hotel by their fellow townsman,
Mr. F. Marsh, who, in consequence of his having
recently received a considerable addition to his
income. and in appreciation a the kindness he ban
experienced during his residence amongst them,
invited them to partake of his hospitality. The
chair was most ably lineal by Mr. W. H. Mott, •
celebrated London vocalist occupying the vice-chair.
—On the removal of the cloth the chairman proposed
the health of Mr. March, and in eulogistic terms
thanked him, on behalf of himself and fellow-trades-
men, for the handsome manner be had entertained
them. Mr. March, in reply, observed that it &fronted
him great pleasure to see so many of his friends
around him, and that his circumstances were such as
to enable him, in some measure, to repay them for
their kind support during the time he had been •
master tradesman. The utmost conviviality pre-
vailed, and the vocal powers of the vice-chairman
tended greatly to enhance the pleasures of the even-
ing. Host Waters catered admirably. Song and
toast went merrily round till past the midnight
hour, when the party returned to their respective
homes highly pleased with the evening's amusement.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1864-03-15

Pursuant to an Act of. Parliament of the 220 d and 23rd

i

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that all
Creditor. and others hawing Claims against the
Estate of H•answr PLINY, late of Weymouth and
Meloombe Regis, in the County of Dorset, spinster,
deceased, who died on the Second day of June, 160,
at Weymouth eforesaiti, and whame Wid eras proved in
the District Registry attached to Her Majesty's Court
of Probate at 131xudfurd, by CHAILIIB PIDINT. the sur-
viving Executor therein named, on the Zird day of
February, 01114, are hereby required, on or before the
Eleventh de7 of April neat, to send in the particulars
of their Claims against the Estate of the decanted to
no, the undersigned Solicitors to the said Executor, and
in default Mersa the said Executor will proceed to
distribute the meetu of the said deceased among7l the
parties entitled thereto, haying regard to the clouts of
which the mot F:xeentor OW then have had notice, and
..11 not be liable for assets so di dributed to any person
sf whose claims he shall nut bare had notice at the
time of such diatribotion. And Pll persons indebted
to the deviated are requeetal forthwith to pay the
amonnt of their Debt, to no, the undersigi •I, on
behalf of the taid Executor,

Dsted the 29th do; Fe.iirusry. 1864.
ANDREWS AND COCKFR Uf,
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Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1864-03-15

DOROHZSTIR
AGRICULTURAL REPO& TOIL r 84 LEA.
MR. T. KNSOR (Lays DAZED AND INIBONI
bop to announce that his Nest Sale of FA
and STORE STOCK will be held at his
NEW REPOSITORY,
opposite U. South-Western Station, near tbe South
Walks, on SATURDAY, MARCH 19, 19gj4.
commencing at Twelve o'clock. Stabling and Keep
for Stock *ant the day before the Sale provided at
Moderate Charge.. Early Entries are requested so
that lee publicity may be given.
AU lots to be paid for immediately after thermal*, end
no lot, taken away without an order, to be obtained at
the office on the sal* ground.
Passim? ENTRINI :
4 Prime Fat Devoe Steen.
14 Prime Fat Heifers.
4 Pnme Fat Oxen.
4 Fat Balla.
Pure bred 2-year old Hereford Bull, by the aelebreted
Bull '• Goldfinder."
Yearling ditto.
Pure bred Yearling Hereford Bell.
Pure bred mvo-year old Devon Bull.
2 Hog Demi Bulk —Two-ywir old Bell.
5 Berreners.
33 Cows and Bailees with °aline.
7 Fat Calve..
30 Prime Vas Down Wetter'.
20 ditto ditto.
35 Primp Fat Wetbers and Maichn Ewes,
20 Pm.,. Fat Down Ewes.
20 ditto ditto.
30 ditto ditto.
30 Fat Down Sleep.
10 Fat Portland Ewes.

At tbe REPOSITedri, sajoiniog the Puma or
_1'343111,m, tar, it hall-put 3 o'clock.
BaY 'eosin, 16 bsado, sound, and quiet to
-rids and drivit.
Cob P.'i2 kende, quiet in kermess.
tn.:el Milo, IISI bands, quiet to rid* and drive.
Nay

J
T. ENSOR respectfully suggests to those
. gentlemen who are so kind as to favoar liim
with their aupport at his Repomtory Sales, that if they
would mod in their Stuck not later than ball-pact Ten
-o'clock...and attend to siva insi ructions, ha, the Auction
may then commence at Twelve o'elock precisely with
Store Stock. It would then he over in time not to
Intel. re with the Corn Market and Dinners at the
Hotel.; and it would be alao a greet convenience to
Purchasers coming from a long distance, as they wotild
then hove more time to get their Stook on the Rail.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1864-03-15

HUNTING APPOINTMENTS.

The Tedworth Hotmds—Tuesday (this day), Wood.
bridge; Thursday, Nag's Head, Manic; Satur-
day, Cbatford Oakents—at 11.
The South Wilts Hounds. -Wednesday, alderholt
Mill; Friday, Stockton Wood—at 10.45.
The Slackmoor Vale Fozhounds—Tnealay (this
day,) Fifebead Neville; Friday, Sparkford Inn;
Saturday, Clifton Wood—at U.
Mr. Radolyffe's Hounds—Tbursday, Critchell (by
permistion)—at 11.
The East Dorset Hounds—Wednesday, Harnpres-
ton ; Friday, Clenstona.
Lord Poltimore's Hounds—Wednesday, Maiden
Newton Coppioe ; Friday, Steeple:on Pond;
Saturday, &laminator Tunnel—at 11.
The West Somerset Hounds—Tuesday, Duman
Park ; Friday, Baghomugh Plantation— at 11.
The Langport Harriers—Wednesday, Lilo Brewers;
Saturday, Llobester—at 10.30.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1864-03-15

REVIEW OF THE CORN TRADE, AND LATEST
STATE OF THE MARKET.
(FROM OUR OWN REPORTER.)
BY EXPBASS A lILBOTRIO THLEGRAPII.

MARI LAXE, Monday, Marsh 14.—Thsrs waa rather
bettor 'apply of home grows wheat on offer to-day,
and** imports of foreign were larger than of late.
Bantams, however, oestimsee inactive, and prices are
lower thee this day week, sales being effeeted at a
reduetioa of la per quarter. Forriga being in 031'n'
what better esaffitiou gods the reedier Nan Barley
Is the sante prim es this day weak. The supply of
oats beiag very abort ands a readier sale bet with-
out alteration ia pries.
METROPOLITAN CAMS Malan, Monday. lim!'
14.—Tbere was beta moderate sepply of dank at this
day's market. Saimaa was Improved, and head Scots
sold at Si. to Is. U.; test Sonabdc"" Si.;
were 9d. to 4d. doom, and pip &beat the genie pri
ea last week.

tg•Lsitt, Monday, Marsh 14.—The arrivals of
English wheat up to our market last week were very
modenite. Although the show of samples of both red
and white has not increased, the demand bas been in a
most nineties !date, end in some instances, the quota.
limas have given way is per qr. In foreign wheat—
the imports of which have been rather limited—very
little has been passing, and 'event transactions have
been reported, at Is per qr. less money. Malting
barley has sold freely, at full prices; but grinding and
distilling 11011.1 have moved off beevily,at barely previous
rates, to a slight decline. The malt trade has been
devoid of animation. Prices, however, hays been
supported. The arriraln of home-grown oats have beet
tolerably rood, and the demand has been inactive, eta
decline in pries. of ed. per qr. 80/111111 and peas have
moved off slowly, at the late decline in value. Both
English and foreign Sour has continued heavy, on
former terms. Very little ens American flour is now
I. warehouse. . . . .

In Use various country markets, wheat has net a
heavy inquiry, and the quotations have had a drooping
tendency. Most other kinds of spring corn have ruled
very dull, owing chiefly to the large supplies on offer.
On the Continent, wheat bas changed hands slowly,
and prime have been with dculty supported. Most
other kinds of produce have commanded very little
attention. In America, the demand for both wheat
and fiour, for export purposed, bat not improved.
In Scotland, fine wheat and barley have changed
hands to a moderate extent, at previous currencies.
All other articles, however, have moved off headily,
at barely stationary prams
Tim hid* markets have been very dull for wheat,
bet no °hangs bra taken piece in prices. All kinds of
swing corn bays sold heavily, and, in some instanees,
the =made§ have had a downward tendeney. The
abigiannin to England have not inereased.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1864-03-15

ESSRS. DAUNCEY and SON beg to
announce that their next SALE will take place
on WEDNESDAY, MARCH 16, 11164, at Twelve
o'clock to the minute.

-
Ptidisirt 852022
1 Feb Heifer; I Heifers and Calves; 50 Down Wetber
Her, warranted sound ; a pure-bred Devon Bull, three-
yearn-old, grandson of "Pet ;" • orlebraled Devon Cow,
marshland by, the late Mr. Memo, of South Mutton;
sire a bull from the admired Toiler Whelme Devon
Herd ; Cart Colt, 3 years old ,• 5 extraordinary Fat
Heifer.; 2 &miners in forward oondition ; 20 Wither
Down Hogs in forward condition; 20 Chilver ditto;
Sow and nine young Pigs; Sow and seven ditto. The
above are the property of Mr. T. HALLETT, of Brietimy
Farm ; 2 extraordinary Fat Heifer.- handsome Cob, 4
years old. sound; 2 excellent Devon Hog Bull.; 1 Devon
Heifer Yearling, superior quality; 1 extraordinary F.l
Cow; 9 extraordinary Fat fourtooth Horn Weber
Sheep.
Persons having Stook to dispose of ass requested to
give the earliest notice that it may be duly advertised.
Dated Woadwindsor, March, 1864.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1864-03-15

CERNE UNION.

MHZ Ouardiana invite TKIJDKRB for sup-
A. plying the Union with Bread of tbe best quality,
Flour. Meat, and Groceries, Irons the 265 h day of
March to the 25tb day of June neat.
Forms et Tenders stay be ebtained, on application,
ei 011ie, Cense Abbas, end most be delivered,
1100, bolero Mono °Week I. the For.-- of

- --
Foreaoos
—l6--r

...a on ilia Union, are requeethl
te sea _ therefore to me on or beforekesiday.libe'ith day of April ant- and all Billa not ao
delivered will sot be pakl until the end of the neat
quarter.

By order,

WILLIAM REACH, Clerk.

Otorne, March 7th, 1804.

CERNE ABBAS TURNPIKE ROADS.
IVOTICE 18 HEREBY GIVEN, that the
GENERAL ANNUAL MEETING of the
Trustees 4 these Roads will be told at the Nrw lux,
in CIINE Ana, in the County of Dorset, on
WEDNESDAY, the Sixteenth day of MARCH next,
at the hour of Twelve o'clock at noon, to Audit Use
Account., of the past year, and for the General Pur-
poses of the Trust.
Dated this 22nd day of February, 1864.
G. J. ANDREWS,
Clerk to the Trustees.
HARRIET PENNY, deceased.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1864-03-15

STARCH MANUFACTURERS

TO H. R. H. THE PRINCESS OF WALES.
GLENFIELD PATENT STARCH,
USED IN THE ROYAL LAUNDRY,
AND AWARDED THE PRIZE 'ERDAL. IFIR.
Salworatkatoresum, Clowning, &a, U.
k Oh. Osman an Loam