The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-10-17 00:00:00

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AGRICULTURAL RRPOSITORY SALES.
EBTASLIIIIriII T 1852.
MR. T. ENSOR (late BAKES and Z/1110R)
he-s to annnunoe that his next SALE of FAT
and STORE STOCK will be held at his
REPOSITOR
Oppealte the South• Western Station, near the South
Walks, on SATURDAY. OCTOBER 28 1883, win.
nuncios at Twelve o'clock preeianly. St ibling and
loop for Stock sent the dal before the Bile proviled at
te Charges. Early Entries are requested no that
Ai. publicity mar be given.
AU lA. to be paid ter immediately after the Sale, and
as low taken away Without an Order, to be obtained at
LW office on the sale ground.
PRZ81:11T :
S Tit Heifers
30 Fat Dsiou liwes
%I Fat Horn Ewe.
10 F•t nnyrn Lambe
TD s Cares

IN Tin COUNTY OF DORSET.
THE TOLLER PORCORU SI ESTATE.
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Valoahlr FREEHOLD F HMS and several detiched
Fields, comprising together 10011 ii. Or. 15p. of en-
(*Dint dairy, sheep, and orchard land ; also the Old
Swan Inn, numerous Dwelling-houses in the village;
the Rectorial Tithe Rent Charge apportioned on the
lands in the parish ; and P Rent Charge in lien of rec.
tori.l tithes on lands in the parish of Wynford Eagle.
•
rIHINNOCK, GALSWORTHY, and CHIN-
NOOK are instructed to SELL by AUCTION, io
lota, at the Ring's Anus Hotel, Dorchester, on MON.
DA I )01'013titt 2.ir at I for 2 'precisely, valuable
FREEHOLD EsTATEit, situate in the parish of Toiler
Porcorum, 10 miles from Doichester, two from Maiden
Newtoo, eight from Bridport, and sin from Beaminster,
and intersected by the Bridport branch on the Wilts
and Somerset Railway (the Toiler Station being on the
property) ; comprising several desirable freehold farms,
consisting of excellent dairy, sheep, amble, and orchard
land, with good stone-built homesteads and out-build
ince, several detached meadows, orchards, plantations,
and onmerons plots of land in the centre of the village,
baying frontages to the high road, and adop'ed for
building 'lmposes • also the Old Swan lan, with good
garden and orchard, a carpenter's home, shop, and
premises, flumes-out Imbetantially.erected cottages, with
produative gardens and orchards, Re., comprising in
the aggregate 787 a. 3r. 35p., land-tax redeemed, and in
the nocapaties of rappectelille old yearly tenants, at
very moderato rents, being Of the annual valor, of
upwards of £l,OOO per annum ; also a valuable Free- ,
hold Dairy Farm, consisting of 129 i. Or. 7p., with
excellent farmhouse and outbuildings, let on lease for ,
• life now aged 54 years; also several smaller Farms
and Allotineuta, !ogee leases for lives of advanced ages,
containing together 2151. Or. rp., being of the annual
value of upwards of .1.400 per annum; the chief portion
of the Eatve in in good cultivation, the rest may be
greatly improved by the application of modern
, improvements, and on account of the facilities offered
by the railway (* station being on the • roperty) may be
effected at moderate expense, and will yield a highly
remunerative return. Also the Rectorial Tithe Coin-
mutaPioo Rent Charges, amounting to £242 4s. 2d.,
,apportioned on lands in the parish of Toiler Porcoruin ;
and • rent charge of £8 per annum in lien of the
rectorial tithe. of Broom's-farm, in the parish of
W. nfoni Eagle. May be viewed by cards, to be
obtained of the Auctioneer., and particulars, with
plans, may be obtained of Idemrs. Mackenzie, Treherne,
and Triiver' solicitors., 77, Oresham-house, E.C. ; of
Peter Oox, Fog:, solicitor, Bea oinster ; of Mr. John
Dori., the School-house, Toiler POTOOTIIIII ; at the
King's Arms, Dorchester; the White Horse, Maiden
Newton; and of Messrs. Chinnock and Co., land
moots and surveyors, it, Waterloo-place, Pall-mall,
London.

ME REPOSITORY, SALISBURY.
MR. JOHN WATERS' Fortnightly Sales
of HACKS. HUNTERS, HARNESS and
CART FlCltilitS, CARRIAGES, &c., are held on every
CATTI It MARKET DAY.
Mr. WATERS begs to inform his Friends that many
Oentlemen are continually representing to him that it
would greatly facilitate the Sale of "good class Horses,"
if some arrangement could be made for viewing th-in R
day or two before the Sale at the Repository, If heat in
on the Friday before the Sa'e, two clear days would be
afforded, the whole expense of which would be 3.1. eh
horse per day for Ittep anil gloom. ammanting to 12s.
from Friday ti Tuesti..y ineusive, the only eldition
thereto being either the fee of 2.. 6d. if bought in, or
the Commission if vtld on the Tuesday; this would also
enable the Auctioneer to advertise the Horses as being
"on view" for Tuesday's Sale.

THE
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REPERTORY;
An Illu.trated popular Weekly M..gazine of
GEOLOGY, P A ZZONTOLOGY, MINERALOGY,
ZOOLOGY, BOTANY, & PHYSICAL GEOGRAPHY;
AND
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HO WARDS'
CHAMPION PLOUGH
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GAINED it the Royal Show; Newcastle,
the FIRST and ONLY PRIZE for the Bast
Wheel PLOUGH for GENERAL PURPOSES.
rids is Mitt mast inipott.nt Prize for Ploughs offered
by the Society, and for the last TEN YEARS J. and F.
HowARD have been the winners of it.
HOWARDS CHAMPION PLOUGHS won at the
last two years' Autumnal Matches the unprecedented
number of FORTY-ONE ALL ENGLAND PRIZES,
and upwards of 500 LO AL PRIZES, the Largest
Nuinher ever gained by any Maker.
MORN THAN SIXTY THOUSAND ARE NOW IN WM
Full particulars will be sent five on application to
J. AND F. HOWARD,
BRITANNIA IRON WORKS, BEDFORD.
London Moe :-4. Cheoeside, Three eloorsitrom St.
Paul', Liverpool Office :-19, Sweettngutreet.

Just published, prhe 14g., cloth,
DkVIDSON'S CONCISE PRECEDENTS
in CONVEYANCING. Sixth edition. By. C.
DAVIDSON. of Lincoln's-inn, Eeq. and M. B.
STAPYLTON, of the Inner Temple, E:q., Ranistents
at-Law. This edition has been carefully adapted to
the exiating atate of the law, and enlarged by the
addition of upwards of 50 new precedents. WILLIAM
Bell-yarsh Lineedn's-inn.

. CHARM! N BITER. DORSE C.
• ----
• TO BE LEI: AY TENDER. ..
, - -
‘ "lIZRUISON FARM."
----
fli:;am.S .. iscp de.ineitle Farm, oessieting of a
..Ifefte-884,44 Elam arid sable: together with
a eciwausioat Otatbssiktiep, and about 100
ereellest Pagans and Arable Lend, 'lithe free,
'lei be lei kg Tender tea se la year% from
• twa% 1884.
1
Tenset will to required, an entry, to take off, at
:a valuatio, to be sale in the eanal manner, the
'Turnips, Bay, sad 00f11, OM atto form, at a spending
prim; likewise the Tilleres and preparation for Wheat;
also to find, grate*, /teed for thatching, and carriage of
tlatvials for repairs sad improvements, and to farm on
a four field system—the Landlord to roosts..
Tge,dgra to be coat to Miura. *ermine and
Cochlea. Dorchester, on or before 20th October
instant, to whom application may be made for further
pariliat6o.
Dorchester, 7th October, 1865.

*xis'''. WESTERN RAILWAY.
R/COURSION TO LONDON.
•
fIN MONDAY, OCTOBER 23rd,
kir EXCURSION TR AIN will leave Weymouth at
930 a.m, Dorehe•ter 9.50 (lares, 15. and inc.), and
Maiden Newton at 10.15 (Farm, 14e. and 9e.), and will
return from Paddington at 10.50 a.m. on FRIDAY,
OCTOBER 27th.
A single Package of Luggage allowed each Paisenger.
J. GRIEIiSON, General Manager.
Paddington, Oct. 12, 1865.

Now complete in 5 vols., price $.lO 101., cloth.—
DAVIDSON'S PRECEDENTS to CONVEYANCING.
PRECE'IENTS and FORMS in CONVEY-
AWING. By C. DAVIDSON. T. C. WRI(4IT,
J. WALEY. and J. WHITEHE D. Boys., 11..rristerg-
at-Law. Wm. !Lamm, No. 32, Selliard, Lincoln's.
inn.

RONA FIDE MONEY SPECULATION.
£8,000,000 Sterling, guaranteed by Government,
are annually divided in monthly allotments in various
Sums upwards to £2.5,000 Sterling. An investment of
El may secure £25,000 Sterling.
For Prospectus (which will be sent gratis), apply to
FIUIDRAMIC SINTZ, Banker, Frankfort-on-the-Maine ; or
letters addressed to him at 8, Three King suet,
Lomhard,trect, London, RC., will be immediately
forwarded.

AT the last Trials of the R.A.S.E. at New-
°male, these Ploughs won 4 out of the 6 First
Pilsen offered. Since that time they have won 23 All
England Champion Prizes. They are strong, light, and
economical. Prices fr..in .£3 to £5. They may be
obtained or ail first class Ironmongers and Dealers in
Implements, or direct from. the

ELEMENTARY BOOKIJInn!EQUITY.—In one vol,
crown Bvo.,!price be., cloth,
HADDAN'S ADMINISTRATIVE JUJUS-
DICTION of the COURT of CHANCERY.—
OUTLINES of the tDUNSTRATIVE JIJRIS-
DICTIoN of the COURT of CHANCERY. By
THOS. BY. HADDAN, Esq.. B.C.L , of the inner
Temple, Harriet° .at.law, lee Fel'ow of Exeter College,
and Eldon Scholar, said Vinerian Fellow in the Univer-
sity of Oxford. Wei. Maxwa,L, 32, Hellion], Linooln's.
Inn.

ORW LL L. WORk.:S,,IPSWICH

MUSIC SALOON,
DORCHESTER.
PIANOFORTES LET ON HIRE,
AT THE LONDON PRICES,
FOR THREE YEARS,
After which, 1114 without any farther payment, the
Inetrument bee u& 'he property of the Hirer.
Quarp.erly payments required.
Harmoniums may be obtained upon the eame principle.
--
lilt J. RdAINSON solicits an Inspection
.of hi: predent LARGE STOCK of NEW
PIANOFORTES and HARMONIUMS, in elegant
Walnut and Rosewood Cases, with all the Latest
Improvements. •
A great variety of GERMAN CONCERTINAS
from 2a. each.
ORGAN and CELESTE CONCERTINAS from
7a. each.
Every d.ncription of MUSICAL INSTRUMENT
at London Prices.
NEW MUSIC at half the marked price, forwarded
by post on teoript of Stamps.
PIANOFORTES TUNED, REGULATED, AND
REPAIRED.
A choice selection of Fancy Articles, auitable for
presents. Pnotographic Allmon in great variety, from
Is. to 35,.
SUBSCRIBERS to the CIRCULATING MUSICAL
LIBRARY have the advantage of all the new Music.
Unit by post on application, or may be had at the
Mlthie Sa:oon, Cornhll, Dorchester.

L''—Prorn BASTES'S Shop, or on the
• • Peddloto.n Road, a LADIES' COLD GENEVA
WATCH, with the initials "A. M. Id." engraved on
the at. Cafe. Whoever hes found the mine and
.ill &it to SANTIS'S, Watch Maker, Southritreet,
RE A
aver.. will receive THIRTY SHILLINGS
4
.! ..;
I.
/V IM OIC IS GIVEN,--Titut, with the
approval of GEORGE GRAHAM, Require,
Regietrar-General of Births, Dent* end Marriages for
EngOand Wales, the Now Dieteire Refrimer Offlee is
RE ED to the upper part of North-street, in the
parisb of Saint Martin's, Wareham, and near the Old
Cbure*. •
thvAtio noder nty hand , this Fourteenth day of
Ode*, DM.
FREELAND FILLITRR,
.. ...
Superintendent Registrar of the
Wareham District.
,
Roth-street, Wareham, 14th October, 1866.
NORTH BRITISH AND MERCANTILE
INSURANCE COMPANY.
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' : ::„"-8,1. '.IIIOIOIAL NOTICE.
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• I:04 ,
. ~. 6 RONUS YEAR, 18116 •
7,4 .
--
,
. I . H SEPTENNIAL DIVISION OF PROFITS.
a
- .
'. -' InNirr PER CENT. OF THE WHOLE PROFITS
' DIVIDED AMONG THE ASSURED.
.
. THE ;DOM OF THE COMPANY CLOSE ON
..
... 31raf DECEMBER.
. -
far Lap INSURANCE meet be lodged at
' • Ofbee, in Laspow sei Einsininiii, or with
. .' Arnie of the Company, am or Wore the shore
t, , *Moraine the Policy will not be entitled to share
l ' the anodise etthe Potpies thee to be declared.
. ' IlielPUlledn he Divided will tenpint of the Prelim
,
. -tie Beim Yemeni singe 18118.
. . :::..i.,!„ -.1,004. '' ' ---
. ' which has
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IM.PORTANT NOTICE
L 12,000,000 STERLING GUAR AN'PE'ED
BY GOVERNMENT, to be allotted to the Sub
scribers in various sums upwards to £30,000. Any
person by investing £2 can realize £30,000. For Pros-
pectus, containing full particulars (which will be sent
pra.:4,) spray by Letter, addressed F. E. FULD & Co.,
14, Duke-etreet, London, W.C.

HAYNES OUTLINES of EQUITY.- Just publiahed,
Second Edition, 124. cloth,.
OUTLINES of EQUITY: being a Series of
Elementary Lectures on Equity Juritdiction,
delivered at the request of the Incorporated Law
Society; with Supplementary Lectures on certain
Doctrines of Equity. By FREEMAN OLIVER
HAYNR.S, of Linoolu's-inn, Barrister-at-Law, and late
Fellow of Cahn College, Cambridge. Wm. Afaxwitu.,
32, Bell•yard, Linoolu a-inn.

WEYMOUTH UNION.
.TO SURVEYORS, VALUERS, AND OTHERS.
MHZ Assenement Committee of this Union are
desirous of receiving TENDERS from competent
Persons grilling to undertake to make s FIELD VALUA-
TION and VALUATION LIST of the RkTEABLE
PROPERTY in the PARISH of* CHICKERELL, in
accordance with the provisions of the "Union Assess-
ment Committee Act, 1862," and the "Union Assess-
ment Committee Amendment Act, 1864.*
Tenders, stating terms, should be sent to me on or
before MONDAY, the 30th day of OCTOBER next.—
The Committee do not pledge themselves to accept the
lowest or any Tender.
By Order of the Committee,
RICHARD HARE, Clerk.
Weymouth, September 23rd, 1865.

•
VIEWS OF DORSETSHIRE VOLUN-
TEER ENCAMPMENT AT WEST
LLTLWORTH.
No. 1. —Showing the whole Battalion in tore.
round (taken by ths kind permis- s. d.
Moo tf Colonel Mansel and Officers),
targe
„ 2.—Just returned from drill, large ... 5 0
„ 3. Men between tents cleaning for dinner,
large .. ... 5 0
„ 4.—Whole of the Officers of the Battalion,
„ s.—Blandford Corps 5 0
t• 6.-=-Oillinghana Corps 5 0
7. Witeborne Corps 0
„ 8.--General view „. ... 5 0
„ 9. —General mbinst aim ... 1 6
„ 10. —Part of the Officers of the Battalion,
large figures ... 5 0
„ 11.—Return from dinner, 816 2 6
„ 12.—Album views, various, each ... 1 0
„ 13. —Starminster Newton Corps, large ... 5 0
All the above show the Encampment, Village, Cove,
Cliffs, ha. '
Address JOHN Poorrov, Photographic Institution,
Dorchester.

BAKER'S LAWS RELATING to PUBLIC HEALTH.
Just published, price 18e., cloth,
THE LAWS RELATING to PUBLIC
HEALTH (Sanitary, Medical, an Protective).
With Notes, Forms. and Practical Instructions. By
THOS. BAKER, Esq.. of the Inner Temole, Barrister-
at-Law. Wm. MAXWELL, H. SWEET, AND STEVENS AND
SONS, law publishers.

12m0., price 7. 6d., cloth,
BAKER'S LAW OF BURIALS. Third
edition. The Laws relating to Burials ; with
Note., Forum, and Practical Instructions. By THOS.
BAKER, Esq., of the Inter Temple, Barrister-at. Law
(of the Burial Acts office). Wm. MAXWELL, 32, Bell-
yard, Lioooln'o-inn.

CERNE ABBAS TURNPIKE ROADS.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN,—That the
TOLLS arising at the several TOLL GATES
called Sr known by the names of Pudding Keep Gate,
Dogberry Gate, and Gate Net Gate. WILL BE
LET BY AUCTION, subject to such condition. as will
be then and there produced, to the best bidder, at the
Ine. in Canal ABBAS. in the county of Dorset,
WEDNESD AY, the 25th day of OCTOBER next,
the boars of twelve o'clock at noon and two
the afternoon of the same day, for one year,
'ng on the first of January, one thousand
hreestred and siaty•lix, at twelve o'clock atp::z
Alliended by the het of Parliament
peer of tie-ielleret his Ist* Naty King
sAimaeorth. "I.e Beasielasterorepiloe goal ,•'•
eohltaiht peedmeta- het pier the met of LINO
above the expeeset et eellemlies them, and will be put
up at theistic&
Whoever happier tit heibe beet bidder. must at the
same thatELlyfifise mentialut edemas of the Rent at
which essinTeills may be ht, sad glee eesertty, with
sulEsienteeselim, to the _'°'m of the ?remises of
the mkt Tentoike, for payment et the enesiader of the
Money ilientisly.
Dated at Dorchester the 23rd day of September, 1865.
G. J. ANDREWS,
Clerk to the Trustees of the said
Turnpike Roads.
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NELPLAISEI AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY.
AT a meeting of the members of this Society,
held this day, it was decided that prizes for Root
Orons, Corn, and Ploughing, and premiums for Work
and Service only, should be given at the Annual
Needing of the Society, advertised to take place on he
814 inst., and that there be NO SHOW OF STOCK
this year in oonsequanise of the prevalent* of the cattle
disease.
Admission to the Ploughing Match Meld at 12 o'clock,
Free.
Dinner will be provided at the lleiplaish Inn at
2 o'elock p.m.
NIC ITS. GGIN, Hen. Ses.
Octesrfllkeees

SPECIAL OTICS. DUTY OFF TEA..
PHILLIPS d; CO. have again REDUCED all
PRICES SIXPENCE PER POUND.
STRONG SLA'S'IC TE tS, ls. 6!., 2a., 2s. 6cl. to Ss.
Most delicious Black Tea now only 3a. 6d. per lb.
PHILLIPS & CO.'n TEAS are BEST and CHEAPEST.
•„,* Inferior Houses copy this statement for obvious
reason a.
A PRICE CURRENT POST FREE. SUGARS AT YARLET
PRICES.
PHILLIPS & COMPANY, Tea Merchants,
8, KIN,: WILLIAM ST., CITY, LONDON, P.C.
PHILLIPS & CO. Rend Teas, Coffees, and Spioes,
Carriage Free, to any Railway Station or Market Towir
in England, if to D.O value of 40s. or upwards.
PHILLIPS & CO. have NO AGENTS.

CHURCH PAPER FOR CLERGY AND LA ITY.
MHE CLERICAL JOURNAL, and Chronicle
of the United Church of England and Ireland, is
published every Thursday morning. It treats exclusively
of Church matters in England, Ireland, and the
Colonies; furnishes information to Churchwardens, and
aims at the extension and defence of the Church'and
her various institutions. It leading articles are
the ecclesiastical events and opinions of the day,
and its comprehensive reviews of Church literature
has long secured for this Journal the confident*
of its numerous readers. Price 6d., Stamped 7d. ;
Hoots WILLIAMB, 32, Paternoster-row, London.

141 RED ERI C K FOOT, AUCTIONEER,
V GENERAL VALUER, and COMMISSION
AGENT, DOROFIESTER.
VALUATIONS for ADMINSTRATION.

NOTICE TO BUTCHERS, DEALERS,
FARMERS, AND OTHERS.
•
IVE S 8 R £3. GARDON and Co., MIST,
131 POULTRY, PORK, BUTTIIR, Oasts, AND CNRISI
tiALISYRO, ioro PROVISION Msitattawro,
11, NEWPORT MARKET, LONDON,
Beg to return their sincere thanks to their friends for
.4 past Consignments of Meats, Poultry, Butter,
Cheese, Fish, Game, &a, and to assure those who may
please to favour them with further Consignments, that
every esertion shall be made to obtain the Highest
Market Prices.
Commission for Selling, 6d. in the pound. Pigs,
Calves, and Sheep, 6d. each. Live Cattle charged at
per bead.
, Please send an Invoice by post each Consignment.
Having large and extensive Premises in a command-
, log part of the Market, and twenty-five years'
expenenee in the trade, they feel certain to give satis-
faction to every sender.
Acoounte returned the day of sale.
Banker's reference if required. Cheques on Messrs.
Smith & Payne.
P.S. Rabbits sold on commission; or contracted for
*lllth. 25th March, 1866.

GREAT REDUCTION OF TEA DUTY.
--
BAKER AND BAKER
Give the full benefit of the Reduced Daty on all their
Teas.
THESE TEAS are Imported with the leat
not coloured, and are in all respects decidedly the
Best and Cheape.t Packet Teu Sold.
GOOD STRONG TEA 20 Bd. per lb.
Sold by Agents in all parts of the Kingdom.
Weymouth HANN, 2, Broad•street.
BAND.IO4, 28 East-street.
Portland DUNICLEY, Fortunes Well.
Bridport llOB6B 18, Webt Allington.
Bealninater HALL.TT, Stationer.

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Nen Aiwa „rsiondramet . . • . NAP?
MI DffiediETEIENT.
Els Itilbetlete fire PlNltallilill daring
the effillarell amounts to . . . £lOO,OOO
Derri . illy offered to Imparerejlend all kiode of
Wm/ lannesated.
%rule of Proomak, and fall information may b. had
M Vie Hoed Mom, or from any of the .r.gents of the
Celereffi'
BE &D OFFICES :
landau: . . 81, Threedoeerlifretreek LC.
ilihreeilod Moe 3, Wateriooldaee, Fall Mall, S. W.
. . 64, rrinoa's.etreeir.
- .11.GENTS—DOESE1SWIRE.
DaTFEE.2..Darie k Sons, Okeeeht.
nom .. ...w. Pitt, Probate Court.
Brid ... -.Clarke awsa.m. Clothier. .
...G. Bazar, Draper.
t—ert.. *John Ceirt, Iffieenamitit.
.. -.A.. Cana, IroneismF.
Wti-y7o -eFlt.
, Tea& ... ...o.oleldb. th*Weltere,
•. Terrace.
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Ve,o4L—Lymit Basis, Poole,Wilaborne, Starmineter
Newton:
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AL4TII WA/71D FOB TSB VACANT Namara.

DENT'S TURRET CLOCKS.
THE attention of public bodies, gentlemen
and others, is respectfully requested to the im-
provements made in the construction of Clocks suitable
for Stables, Churches, and other large Buildings, by the
late E. J. and F. Dent, Clock and Chronometer Makers
to the Queen, and the late Prince Consort, and makers
of the GREAT CLOCK for the HOUSES OF PARLIA•
RENT, Stc. Turret Clocks with Compensation
Pendnlum, adjusted for variations of temperature, to
work the hands of dials of any size from 1 foot to 30
feet diameter.
DENT, 81, Strand, adjoining Coutt's Bank, and 34
and 35, Royal Exchange, London.

ABYESSINUN CAPTIVES' LIBERATION
FUND.
Consul Cameron has not been released, but is in slave.
irons with the miasionariee. King Theodore still
refuses to answer Mr. Rassam's letters. Mr. Palgrsve
has been stopped. No hope for the captives but
through the exertions of their friends, whom subscrip-
tions are earnestly requested to raise £2,000.
BARRISAL —Mews. Bosanquet and Co., 73, Lombard.
street.
Subscriptions already reoeived £329 2s. Od.
C. H. PURDAY, Hon. See.

EDUCATION. RICHMOND, S.W.
Md TSON 130 L LEGE FOR LADIES.
THIS Old-Establishment for GENTLEMEN'S
DAUGHTERS has been removed from ROSEDALE-
HOIPGI to the above elegant Mansion, constructed ex-
pressly for a high-class Ladies' College, with large Bath,
Class, and Lecture rooms, Refectory and elegant sleep-
ing apartments, situated on a cheerful and oommanding
eminence, with gravel soil, fine air, proximity to the
Hill, the Park, Kew Gardens. and the Railway Station.
The classes for English, French, German, Italian,
Piano, Singing, Drawing, Dancing, and Calisthenics
are conducted by eminent London Professors, under the
immediate superintendence of MRS. Dicesoe, and Pro-
testant Foreign Governesses.
Religious instruction is given by a clergyman, and
Lectures in Science are delivered weekly.
Prospectuses may be obtained at our offlorie in SALIS-
BURY, BLANDFORD, WEYMOUTH, YEOVIL, BRIDPORT
and DORCHESTER.

WHEN YOU ASK FOR
GLENFIELD PATENT STARCH,
SEE THAT YOU GET IT,
As interior kinds }re often substituted. It is sold by
Grosall ars, Chandlers, Ire, he.
(WOT' HERSPOON I Co. OrAseow Aim L3aDos.)
STARCH MAIIIPACTURERB
TO N. 14 IL THE PRINCE OF WALKS.

BEST PERUVIAN GUANO.
HESSREL 8001 T & RNLI'S SUPERPHOSPHATE
AND OTHER MANURE&
OIL CAKE STORE&
HENRY TAYLOR, 44, Sount-sTßairr,
1 ORCHESTEEL
Ploughs., FlarrowN, Corn and Manure Drill.—Steam
Engines and NlA:duos by Clayton, Shuttleworth, and
Co.. Brown and lay, and other eminent Makers.—
Fowler's, Howard, en Smith's Steam Ploughs and
Cultivators.—Wood's nd other Mowing and leaping
Rachinas.—Horse H. keg and Haymakers.
THORLEY'S FOOD FOR CATTLE ;
Corn and Floor Sub ; India Rubber Rick and Wagon
Corer.; Cart Gr,ase ; Machine Oils; Gotta Perch.,
India Rubber, n Loather Bands; India Rubber and
Gotta Perch. lubing, &a.
A G RICU TUR A L IMPLEMENTS
Of evefy discriptio . wit the Latest Improvements.
Garrett's, and Priest and WS. ECOllOllliO Turnip
and Manure Drills.
SWEDE, TURNIP. Re & OTHER SEEDS
01 the beat timidity.

- J. HINXMAN,
WINE, V3PIRIT, ALE, AND PORTER MERCHANT
M DDLE-STREET, YEOVIL.
BILLIARD&
AUCTIONEER AND VALUER.

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CLOSING SIIICIAL NOTICL' '
.....—..
THS: :STANDARD LIFE ASSURANOE
-00 Kr taiY.
- I
THEilmOghilog,Mpepial Acta 01 Parliament.
. • - . MielMittintßlD IBS.
awymem. ..
DIVISION of the COIIPANT'S
PROFITS 17:1;;i;ted to be made at 15th Novinana,
, THE MUNI) T 0 BR DIVIDED will be the Profits
which bare arisen Mae. 15th ?goyim's.", 1860.
A poem! KPMTIID BEFORE lbrit NOVEM.
BEE, MI, mil net only participate in the Division
then tellimaile, but will secure ONE YEAR'S
additinlitaltnt all future Divisions over policies
et a
VIE aillgingeANCElN effected with the Company
dace tbei,bai Division of Profits in ASO exceed TWO
MILLIONS AID A HALF STERLING.
INCOME upwards ot RALF A MILLION
iff F.RLING. AeounrulatsA and Invaded Funds
upwards el THREE MILLIONS.
A STANDARD POLICY.
Tea Tomos or ems Mrainiain Lars Asserwres
CONPANY are tree trona an ummosuary amastiou.
solve oboOppol wishes& wiebrielioa es to
Ole , WWI Imolai above 26
rei s el
4000 is, ce :oval swim;
itili ar 110 .
, are given for payment ~..
Mt 1 p,SaIUII tall into &mar, it gm ~
R! •11 o thirteen months, sabiegitim
All are tuiskailenpable imam
rsaarialitighey have existed F,ve INN*
ot YK:t peLeuthuns and
16 • simple /
teCs u
ism waved.
Privileges
mato We Arena* by ).
WILL. THOS. THORSON,
. ILJONES WILLIAMS, Re.
'4l" • ••• 011, RING in MI •
Roumania s. agoaaitArraurr (as... -
Dumas __A UPPIR shicrwuLw.
GLASGOW • 106, ST. VINCENT-STREIT. I
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4 1.1461 .00 Dessee
Ilaporuitir
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.: Portland
- „VI

rllO INVALIDS.—A medical gentleman
1. wishes to recommend a LLDY as competent to
undertake the ebarfe of one mentally afflicted, or
otherwise. flee residence is situated in a retired
locality, in the most delightful part ef the West of
England. The noted salubrity of the climate, combined
with the advantage of sea-bathing, make it especially
desirable. The lady principal having had several year*
experience in the treatment of nervous disorders, offers
most satisfactory references.
"ILD.," Mr. COMMAS'S, Chemist,
Kent.

TkIII3ATTLE PLAGUE.
sORTANT TO FARMERS, GRAZIERS, DAIRY-
MEN, CATTLE DEALERS, Ao.
?THE alarming spread of the Cattle Murrain
in England can only be prevented by holders
of Stock taking especial oars to keep their Berne, Sheds,
and Drainage, free from all collection of muck, fetid
matter, Ac. Fresh air is as essential to the health of
I beast as man.
Cleanliness is the most efficient mode of keeping
Stook healthy, and to effect this tho Manure, Drains,
, alseuld be thoroughly disinfected from all noxious
alluvia. RANSOME'S CONCENTRATED DISIN-
FECTING FLUID is tits best and cheapest disinfec-
tant out. One gallon diluted with water will be
sufficient to keep 100 cattle in a healthy atmosphere
for one week. This Disinfectant is now extensively
Wed by Railway and Shipping Cotneaniss carrying
Cattle, and RECOMMENDED by HER MAJESTY'S
SANITARY COMMISSIONERS asi the moat valuable
DISINFECTANT for PURIFYING DRAINS,
MANURE, BARNS, CATTLE LAIRS, RAILWAY
TRUCKS, CATTLE SHIPS, Re. Sold in single
(catkins at 6s. ; two gallons, 11*.; five gallons, 255.
Carriage Fraser) any part of the kingdom.

GERNSEY and JERSEY.—THROUGH
COMMUNICATION between the GREAT
WESTERN RAILWAY and the CHANNEL
ISLANDS, by every train to Wevroonth, and from
Weymouth Harbour every MONDAY, WEDNESDAY,
and FRIDAY, at 6.0 a.m., by fast Mail Steamers. The
shortest sea passage is by the Weymouth route. Soil
Great Western Penny Time Tables.
T. MAUNDERS, Manager.
Weymouth, May, 1865.

CANADA, NEW ORLEANS, AND THE WESTERN
STATES. OF AMERICA.
FrtHE MONTREAL OCEAN
\ 1 ROYAL MAIL STEAMSHIP
•Ai 1,1 "*". COMPANY'S Steamers Sail from
LIVERPOOL every THURSDAY, as
follow :
PERUVIAN . Oct. 19 MORAVIAN . Nov. 2
DAMASCUS . „26
Calling at LONDONDERRY every FRMAY to take on
board Passengers and Mails.
'FARM—First Cabin, to Quebec, New York, and
Boston, £lB 18s., £l5 155., and £l3 135., according to
accommodation.
STIZRAGIC.—To Quebec, New York, and Boston,
£5 55.; Children under Twelve, half price; Infants
under Twelve Months, el is.
Passengers booked by all the principal Railways to all
parts of Canada and the United States at very low
tares.
New Orleans, by Steamer direct; from Liverpool,
every alternate Tuesday; and Queenstown, alternate
Wednesday. Fares.—First Cabin, £25; Steerage, £7 7s.
For Passage apply to
WILLIAM SEARLE k CO.,
15, Water-street, Liverpool.
In Londonderry, to
WILLIAM SEARLE & Co., FOYLZ-FITREET.
Ocean Passage and American Railway Guide and
Government Pamphlet on Canada sent on receipt of
four stamps.

ejW. STREET, ALPIERT-TIRRACE, POBTLLND,
. ent for the "Royal Fire and Life Insuranee
Colurant," "The General Provincial Life Assurance
Company, Lid," aald 'FM Victoris Bejpefit
Registed." Applieetion to be made' bet wean the
boars of 10 and 4 ; on Saturdays horn 10 till 6.

oa Ihe
were introduced into
r the STAND/AA

liMideat
(11-STREET,
(limn C'

%Vil1•4114
ixamose‘i?,

Apr. Wilas

ACCIDENTS TO LIFE OR LIMB,
Is ma FIELD, TIIII STREETS, oft sr ROME,
Provided for by a Policy of the
RAILWAY PASSE.NGERS
ASSURANCE COMPANY,
64, OORNHILL, LONDON, E. C.
COMPENSATION HAS BEEN PAID,
FOR 10,000 CLAIMS.
£l,OOO in mums of Death, or £8 per Week while laid up
by Injury, sesiurxl by an Annual Payment of from
613 to 115
For Partrieulars apply to the Clerks at the Railway
Station; to the Local Agent; or at the °Moss,
64, CORNHILL, and 10, REGENT-STREET.
W. J. VIAN, Secretary.
C. GOOD, Old Bank, AGENT for DORCHESTER.
Agent for Weymouth. Mr. Robert Oakley, Manager
ii/orteslo ts. hire. Ilit;ok.; Yeogs.tolfr.auJodbri Stoim
Exeter, Pen
Mill
Station.

"Purity and Excellence of Quality."
COLMAN'S PRIZE-MEDAL MUSTARD
Bears their Trade Mark, the Butt's HEAD, on each Package.
TT was the only Mustard which obtained a PRIZE MEDAL at the GREAT EXHIBITION,
.11. 1862. Their GENUINE and DOUBLE SUPERFINE are Qualities particularly recommended for
Family use.
FOR MEDICINAL PURPOSES NOTHING FINER CAN BE PRODITCED.
Sold by all Grocers and Druggists.
J. AND J. COLMAN, .LONDON.

CANADA AND THE UNITED STATES.
STEAM FROM LONDON.
The Full powered A. 1 New Steamships,
Owned by the British Colonial Steam-Ship Company,
(Limited,)
LEAVE the Victoria Docks for QUEBEC
and MONTREAL.
Cabin passega, 18 Guineas, 15 Guineas, and 13
Guineas; Steerage ditto to Quebec, 8 Guineas; to New
York, per Grand Trunk Railway, 7 Guineas; and pro-
portionally low fares to all other important places in
Canada and the United States.
Apply to TEMPERLEYS. CARTER, and H.tass, 3
White Lion Court, Cornbill, London, F.C.
AGENTS:
Wantourn William Roberts and Co., Sbipbrokers.
SALISBURY Brown and Co., Canal.
YEOVIL H. M. Custard, Savings' Bank.

FOR HISTORY AND CULTIVATION, SEE ESSAY IN THE "JOURNAL OF THE
ROYAL AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY" FOR FEBRUARY, 1862. No. XLVIII.
•
HALLETT'S
TRADE
WHITE PEDIGREE WHEAT,
MARL
(ROUGH CHAFFED),
NONV OFFERED FOR TH4 FIRST TIME,
Grown upon the Summit of the Chalk Downs, and yielded OVOT several Acres nearly Seven Quarters per
Acre, the Crop on similar Light Soils being this year extremely bad.
MHIS is a fine Millers' Wheat, in addition to possessing the extraordinary productiveness of the
original Red Pedigree Wheat. Straw of medium length and very stiff, never being laid by bad weather.
A Winter Wheat only.
SEED REQUIRED. is e
If Drilled in September, 4 Bushels on 10 Acres. I If Drilled in November, 4 Bushels on 4 Aeres.
October, 4 „ 8 „ If „ Deeember, 4 3
, Note—The ORIGINAL "RED' PEDIGREE WHEAT will be supplied if specially named, otherwise the
1 above new White variety will this year, in all cases, be forwarded.
Paws, including Bags :—ONE GUINEA a BUSHEL, or SEVEN GUINEAS the Quarter, by the Qaarter
or Half Quarter, delivered in Bags, sewed up and sealed, at the Brighton R•ilway Station, upon receipt of Cheque
or Postoffice order, without which it will not in any case be sent to unknown Correspondents. Less than • Bushel
will not be supplied.
TRADE
CHEVALIER PEDIGREE BARLEY,
MARK.
This has been "bred" in the same manner as the PEDIGREE WHEAT, yin.: —by repeated annual selection,
re-starting in each year from a single grain.
Although grown upon a poor thin soil (resting immediately upon the chalk), which upon our neighbouring
farms produces Barley rarely weighing so much as 5111 e. per bushel, and fit only for grinding, the PEDIGREE
BARLEY last year (this year's crop not yet threshed) weighed 571bs. per bushel, and produced 89S bushels
per acre.
Besides its astonishing productiveness, characteristic of all the PEDIGREE CEREALS, it possesses remark-
able value for the malster, not a single grain jailing to germinate, and growing equally.
Although only • very limited area of it has this year been grown, it will, in deference to a generally expressed
wish, be at once offered to the public instead of waiting until next year, and a Subecription Dist has been formed,
to which, gentlemen desirous of securing any of it for drilling next Spring, would do well at once to add their
names, which, however, will not involve payment until it be ready for delivery, of which due notice will be given
by printed circular.
SEED REQUIRED.
If Drilled in March, 1 Bushel on 3 Acres. If Drilled in April, 1 Bushel on 2 Acres.
Paine —TWO: GUINEAS • BUSHEL (including Bag), delivered in Bags sewed up and sealed, at the
Brighton Railway Station, upon receipt of Cheque or Post-office Order, without which it will not in any case be
sent to unknown Correspondents. Less than • Bushel will not be supplied.
Note.—As the quantity is as limited, it will, until exhausted, be sent out to Gentlemen in the order in which
they have jointed the Subscription List.
FREDERIC F. HALLETT, F.L.S•)
THE MANOR HOUSE BRIGHTON, SUSSEX.

- - E. CAMBRIDGE AND Co.'s
(LATE W. C. CAMBRIDGE)
-11;011111111.1111111111W PATENT PRIZE COMBINED PRESS
.••0 1 • \
,4, • .
... .• WHEEL ROLLER AND CLOD
, .
-••, . • .
CRUSHER.
• -
_ • • ,
THIS Implement is composed of a number of W. CAMBRIDGE'S old pattern plain-edged wheels,
with a notched one between each. Its merits and uses are too well known to need description or
comment. The frames can be made either of wood or tubular iron.
CHAIN HARROWS of every description and price., PRIZE HORSE RAKES, LAND PRESSERS,
WASHING MACHINES, and every description of AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENT delivered free to any
Station.
STEAM-ENGINES AN]) THRASHING MACHINES MADE TO ORDER, OR REPAIRED.
Catalogues, with Prices, Ac., on application.
ST. PHILIP'S IRON WORKS, BRISTOL.

(4-0)(

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to, .ADVERTIOERS. ,
.-4,
A.
Dretsion 'LinellwripaN 471
rs, rinikrithe " wnanwitY2ofthall
songspe.made publis through the medium of the
pre AI- • Matter of course cheapness is a great
camel oration. Desirous of acting in the spirit of the
times, we announce that advertisements of the "wanted
clam will be inserted in the newspapers published by
the 'CHURCH AND COITSTRY NZWEIPAEZR COEIPARr
(faurenn)" having a circulation of
UPWARDS OF 12,000 PER
on the following terms, to be paid in 'drum :
THIRTY-FIVIROIIDB for ... ••• TWO Sinualligit
Every additional eight words ... Sixpenee.
The following classes of advertimmente may be placed
before
OUR 60,000 READERS
iiilElFl7l=es :7,—.4olustutb: Sumo*
II 'Vacant,. , rerships Wanted,
Sales by Panda Cdnitsitja S: any Wanted,
Housed Wanted, Money to be Lent,
liousgrasebrhet, -------""Miscellaneous Wants,
Apartments Wanted, Articles Lost and Found,
4perbeeents to be Let, &c., &e.
Sales by auction, and trade announcements inserted
nt morate charged.
'!lds will be found a most advantageous medium fa*
oil dames of advertisements, as the papers have a lisp
tffrcelaHon amongst the nobility, clergy, and gentry of
this-district, while they are the favourite news sheets of
the Industrial classes.
Information afforded, and time contrasts entered into
at Spy of our t-dßoes, ill Dorset, Somerset, and Wilts—
by Mr. FREDERICK FOOT, Dorchester • Offioe, 12, St.
hfuo-dreet, Weymouth ; Tucker's Library, Bridport ;
Mr, C. W. Millard, Blandford ; Sydenham'm Libraries,
Pe:Land Bournemouth ; Mr. W. Poole, Yeovil; Mr.
r Printer, Salisbury, or through any of our Correa.
Pon " Argenta, of whom, through the favour and
patronage of the Parochial Clergy, we have one in every
cc---

JRNISH ED APARTMENTS TO
_ oonsisting of 13,tting•roorn, large Bedroom,
nd tie, with us of Scullery, in a house pleamntly
situated near Petdington Green, Dorchester. Tones
moderate.—Apply to F. G., Telegram Otßoe, Dorchester

CATTLE PLAGUE.
---
INSURANCES are granted by the
-I- NORFOLK FARMERS' AND GENERAL
ASSDRANCE COMPANY, (LIMITED). fluidness
Feiteblialied iii 18119.
MEAD OFFICES, NORWICH.
Agenta are appointed in moat of the principal Towne
Agents respeired.where nose are acting—Apply to the
MAITAGM.

COLE, CHEMIST, ST.
MARY-STREET, WEYMOUTH.
HOSITTMAN'S PURE TEA
Is EIGHT-PENCE per lb. CHEAPER, as the DUTY
is REDUCED.
Genuine Paetata-2 os. to 1 lb. are signed
szma•
104.6".1140N1i0N, Original Importers Pare
lee.

WEVANS (successor to Mr. Frond);
Dorchester.
HORNIMAN'S PURE TEA is EIGHT•PENCE per
b. CHEAPER, is the DUTY i• REDUCED.
GENUINE PACKETS-2 os. to lib ire signed
AlliallajOLONDON,
ORIGINAL IMPORTERS OF Tti PURE TEA.

SKETCHLEY'S SAWING, PLANING, AND
MOULDING MILLS, WEYMOUTH.
WS. begs to inform the Building Trade
. that he is prerwred to supply them with
REA.BOY-MADE JOINERY of every description, the
beat workmanship of the work being prepared by
SKETCRLRY'S UNIVERSAL JOINER,
Which san be seen at work at his Mills, the Machine
having garnet the Silver Medal at the Plymouth
Meeting of the Royal Agricultural Society over 17
ether competitory.
W. S. also begs to inform Builders, /co., requiring
Stearn Power that he can rapply them with Steals
Engines of any power, and Wood-cutting Machines of
any kind.
Saw, Belting, dm, supplied of the first makes of
the day.
N.B.—The Universal Joiner can be seen at work in
the Dublin Exhibition.
For further information apply to W. SILETCHLIT,
Great George-street, Weymouth.

MANUFACTURED BY THE PATENTEE.
YOUNG'S PATENT PARAPFINE 011
YOUNG'S PATENT PARAFFIN& LAMPS.
-
Paraffine Light Company.—Sole London Wholesale
House, No. 19, Bucklersbury, London, E.C.
—Purchase only where the card is shown, bearing our
Trade Mark.

JOHNSON, JOHNSON & Co's.
PURE UNCOLOURED TEA,
Is decidedly the Purest
A44lfi' 4' Strongest —Cheapest
.1
. . and Best—the most
WHOLESOME & INVIGORATING.
So!,I in rackets by Agents in every Tows
air hour, Ants%
Weymouth Plowman, confectioner, 94, St. Mary.st.
Tigwell, confectioner, 14, St. &lbsn's
Row.
Bridport
Poole .... „ . Atkins, chemist, High-street.
Wimbonie' Short, chemist.
Christchurch Cox, confectioner.
Lymington Hookey, confectioner, 85, High-street.
Salisbury R. K Hardy, chemist, 3, Catberinostreet.
Yeovil Vincent, confectioner Princes-street.
WHOLCSAL• WAIIHOUEIL-
-17, Blomfield-street, City, London.

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The attention of the public and of the medical pro-
fession is stalled to this facsimile of a label placed on
the top of all canisters of Kent's Consists Alsusartl,
which can be purchased of most Palmy Groeers.
LEEN, RO BINSON,BELLVILLE A CO, LONDON.

WNO S>
44*
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/ ILLUSTRATED CATALOGUE
Contains Designs sad Prises of 180 different
, artisles of Bet-rows Furniture, as well &I .
WO Bedsteads, sal Priees of every demiptiel
of Bedding.
SENT' FREE BY POST.
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1)0117 TRAIN& WISP 0445. SUND•4B.
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London .. .. 7691610 0 4 SO .. 230
Swindon .. .. 12 611 15 130 655 .. 40
Brixtol dp 830 I 26 10 45 125 030 8 0 30
Bath .. 725 I 55 11 In 165 7 0 830 0
Wmtbury 025 8 012 r 33 8 In 520 57
Pr0m..... 840 31512 87 315 820 950 10
Bruton .. 9 5 342 1 2 342 842 9 55 35
Yeovil . 948490130420 9 10 10 30 10
Yetminater 9684 :0 .. 4SO .. 10 40 r
Everehet £0 10 445166 4 46 .. 10 56 ab
Man Newt. £0 21 456254t6 9 35 11 5 46
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Brldpt or 10 62', 248 6"10li 11 40 28
Orimetoue 10 16 5 .. Is ..11 15 65
Dorchetterl:o 4, 5 16 2 te 4 IS, 95011 25 5
Weymouth 10 651 6302 86 530110 511 45 20
lOW ant., 1.0 p.m., 6.40 p.m., and 9.0 p.m
se 4.54 mid 944 p.m., and one leaves Malden Ne ton toi
&Li., arriving at Weldon Newton at 8.35.

DOWN TRAINS.
London, vitt Smakampion, go Dorchester db Ifeymputh
Claw. 1,8.3128 man Ka Ea. 1 & 3M•11.
•.N. A.M. •.It. /Au. e.. e n.
London .. IR io to 11 310 10 830
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Ring 7 80,71 :08 218 80 42 110
Witebotwe . grll 47 236 ~ 649 69 146
Blandtont an 9 6111 6 818 ..i 618 22 • •
Pool., 2111 Te 8 16112 16 a 0 I 7 18 20 ..
t 40Psr1 7 . 6111 60 240 .635 60 .
Wareham ..8 1.112 12 8 1 ..I 718 22 219
W„,°°l 8301226 .
~c`reton • • • • 84012 41 g .. 42
LnAculaTlll .. 8 661 263 86 .. 747 68 3 6
WornoBrn . 9 201 115 4 0 1810 I 10 ..

(B)Find, second and thlrd•closernisoetigers can leave London
at 8 t.m., so as to proceed onwards by the 10.% train iron,
Southampton.
(D)The train leaving inverdron at 3.1 f, p.m. Will t4op at Woo
by signal only, and at Moreton by signal On TheSdnYs only.
(R) Painengers for Wool must change cirtfiShiS at Ware
hens, and this train will -at Moiled)) VO va, down moon-
gers from London or' Oh Informing the guard.

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gar The Dorchester Coal Company have just discharged a large cargo of Baltic Timber and
Deals, ex " Feronia," which they are enabled to offer on most ADVANTAGEOUS
TERMS. Builders and others would do well to avail themselves of this opportunity by
making early purchases.
The D.C.C. beg also to state they have, for the present, made a reduction in the price of the
best Coal, (Wallsend) to the extent of Is. dd. per Ton.
•
DORCHESTER COAL COMPANY.
COAL, WELCH SLATE, AND OR EIGN TIMBER MERCHANTS,
FORDINGTON;
AND AT THE WEYMOUTH, DORCHESTER, AND MAIDEN NEWTON
STATIONS OF THE GREAT WESTERN RAILWAY.
CASH PRICES:—
FORDINGTON.
Best Wallsend Coal, per ton El 84. Rd.
Radstock ditto ... 18s. 4d.
••• ••. ••• .•. •••
Nenth Culm 19s. 2d.
Myers sup4srior Tenby.Stone 'Coal (for malting) :: ::: El 6.. PA. -
A large and superior stock of TIMBER, DEALS, SLATE., LATHS, TILES, GRINDSTONE'S, fto.,
censtantly on Sale.
DORCHESTER.
GREAT WESTERN RAILWAY STATION.
itadetook ditto 18s. 44.
Small ditto 11s. Ad.
Newport small (for Smiths) El ls. 84.
Neath Cohn 19s. 24.
The above Prioes include &livery (if required) Berchester and iordington.
The Malting and Best Walleend Coals are kept in sheds, and delivered perfectly dry at all seasons.
WEYMOUTH STATION.
Bulbs Coal Os. iod.
Badstock ditto 18s. 44.
Small ditto
Bs. 84.
MAIDEN isiEWTON STATION.
RaMtue ditto 18s. 44.
Small ditto lls. Bd.
Newport ditto (tor Smiths) LI ls. 84.
19s. 2d.
Orders receive immediate ; attention, addressed to
Mr. W. -L'HOMME, Manager, Dorchester.
August 14, 1885.

THE CITY WINE, SPIRIT, ALE AND PORTER STORES
....-
HENRY MEATYARD,
IMPORTER OF WINES AND SPIRITS,
HIGH-STREET, SALISBURY.
SOLE AGENT for the Celebrated inialid Oakhill Ale and flortei, Stogiimber Medicinal
Alt Allsopp'. Pale, East India, Burton and other Dinner Ales.
WHITE WINES. Per Doz. Per Rot.
. Per Dos Per BM, RED WINES, s. a. d.
.. s. d. Alicante Port - - • - - - 18 1 6
Pale Dinner Sherry - - - - 15 1 3 Finest Rousaillon
Alicante Sherry
The Standard Sherry - - - - 24 2 0 Fine Old Port
Choioe Pale Sherry - - - - 30 2 6 Finest Old Port
Fire Golden Sherry - - - - 36 3 0 Choice Old Port
Finest Golden Sherry - - • - 42 3 6 Very Choice Old Port - - - - 54 4 6 1
Old Golden Sherry - - . • - 48 4 0 Rota Tent • - - • - - 42 3 6
Very Old Golden Sherr - • • - 54 4 6 Choice Old Claret
Marsala, Ingham's --18 1 6 Finest Claret
Rich Liabon
Champagne - - - -- • & 96 3 0 The Standard Claret - - - - 21
Fine ditto • • • 1 • 4 • 42 3 6 Good Sound Claret - - - - • 18 1 6
Fluest ditto . • • 48 4 0 RUM.
GIN. Very Old Jamaica
28 2 6 Old Jamaica
Old torn •
Finest London
Fine ditto
Cordia Mint
Creme de Noyean - - - - 42 3 6 WHISKEY.
Camlachie - - - - - - 30 2 6
BRANDY.' Fine May
Very Old Champagne - - - • 72 6 0 Finest Old Islay
Finest Cognac
Fine ditto
Bordeaux ditto - • • • • le 3 6 Very Old Hollands 42 3 6
Hungarian ditto • • '- .. -36 3 0 Finest Holland. or Schiedam, in original 136
Finest Cherrg ' - 42 3 6 oases j
Moet and Chandon Celebrated Champagne.
first quality White Dry Sillery, per doz. 60s.—First quality Brown Sparkling per doz. 60s. ss. per
quart bot.le.
Oskhill Porter, 4a. 6d. dozen. Allsopp's Pale Ale, be. and London Stout, 3.. 6d. per dozen Imperial Pint..
Bottles are charged 2.. per dozen extra in addition to the above prices, and allowed for when returned. No
Bottlea taken in exchange except those bearing my Label and sent from Store..

THE FOLLOWING VALUABLE ARTICLES 'OR FAMILY A 1413 DOMASTIC USE
Akk loth iir
FAMILY AD DISPENSING CHEMIST,
,O te 42A qieat Yhatain Atation;
FigHtlirrdN-1 gALISittfRIL •
All nA GENT .5, stVoinklit for tarry Du Barry and Co's Revalenta Arabica Food; Epps'
nomdioptlChia Medicines and Cocoa; Himalaya Tea Company's Teas : The Cadiz. Oporto, and Light Wine
Astscsoiation, Limited. Sherries, 15s. 6d., 204., 265., Ma., 36., 404., and 48s. ; Porte, 15. 6d., 205., 265., 213 e.,
Ofie. 44a., and 60. per dozen ; Champagnes in Pints and Quarts; Sparkling Hock, Moselle, Burgundy, &o. Also
all kinds of British Wines. Chaffin's Remedy for Deafness; English and Foreign Perfumery; Improved Tooth,
Hair, and Nail Brushes in great variety; also Dressing and small Tooth Comb.. Every article requisite for the
Toilet and Nursery. Genuine Patent Medicines. Lavender Water; Farina's Eau de Cologne; Erasmus Wilson's
Hair Lotion; Marrow, Castor Oil, and other Pomades ; thiceassar Cream for nourishing and strengthening the
Hair; Quinine Rhatany Dentifrice for cleansing and preserving Tettelit, Fitiq,Healthy Leeehssi Physionins'
Presoriptiona and Family Recipes carefttily ETtery ritS 'dna Chethical FreParaticr. as direaed hi the
British Pharmacopceir. Chick% Cli6Atian Hair Dye, for changing Red or Grey to Brown or Black in •
few minuter. lAinta Hernefia slid Machinery Oils of every description. Horse and Cattle Medicines of all kinds,
tool% line aver, Attlee connected with the Trade.

The Right Hon. Earl Russell has graciously favoured J. T. Davenport with the following :
" Extract of a dispatch from Mr. Webb, H.B.M.'s Comnil at Manilla, dated September 17, 1864 :
" ' The remedy most efficacious in its effects On Epidemic Cholera) has been found to be Chlorodym,
"'with a small quantity given to me by Dr. Burke I have saved several lives.' "
CAUTION.--CHLORODYNE.
Vice-Chancellor Sir W. P, Wood stated that Dr. Collis Browne *as undoubtedly the itiVentor of Chlorodyli:
that the story of the defendant, Freeman, was deliberately untrue ,• which, he regretted Vo say, had, been, swonth
Eminent Hospital Physicians of London stated that Dr. Collia Browne *SI the di:166000 dr Chlerodyli,e;
they prescribe It largely; and mean n 6 &Berths/1 fl. Biewdelflisl 1. Thin*" Jilly 13, 1864. The publiti
therefore %stationed against tieing tiny nthei than
int J., 601.7.18 BROWNE'S CHLORODYNE.
Invainsibie itetliedy produces quiet refreshing sleep, relieves pain, calms the system, restores the deranged
functions, and stimulates healthy action of the secretions of the body, without creating any of those unpleasant
inselte attending the use of opium. Old and young may take it at all hours and times, when requisite. Thousands
bf persons testify to eta marvellous good effects and wonderful cures, while medical men extol its virtues meat
extensively, using it in great quiuitaties in the following diseases:—
CONSUMPTION, ASTHMA, BRONCHITIS, WHOOPING, COUGH, NEURALGIA,
DIARRHEA, RHEUMATISM, GPAimiG, 14E:
Important TpaltUkniiii fidtia Einaeroua Medical Men accompany each Bottle.
Caution.—Alwayd uk,fdi °Dr. J. Collie Browne's Chlorodyne," and see that his name is on the Goverment
Stamp. Bold only in Bottles, at 24 9d and de 6d, by all Chemists.
sole Manufacturer, J. T. DAVENPORT, 33, Great Russell Street, Bloomsbury Square, London.

PETER PATTERNB PREZ.
103 to
108, ROBINSON'S
OXFORD STREET. elLkth
LOSIDONL
BA-111IY. & Co.'s
SUPERIOR PREPARATIONS OP
C 0 0 0
Tided and recommended by Dr. AtrszYst mu, M.D.. PILL
PEARL 0000 A ed Ser
PRI/PARED 000CYA IS rket ISt
tibietentaar pf.0091.,111 et fr
traav a e lb. kid lb. canisters,
8d per lb.
birtained of all Grocers; and Wholesale at Use
FINSBURY STRAY MILLS, LONDON, 8.0.

BY ROYAL LETTERS PATiNt
PROTECtiON rROM FIRE!
tRYANT & MAY,
177-32ECITMOT=I.A.PED RO.A.3D,
LONDON, E.
Invite public attention to their PATErft
MATCH HOLDER and TABLET, a ilietch of
which is.given belt*. It is equally adapted for
!Ole In Kitchens, Nurseries, Bed-rooms Office.,
Warehouses, &c and should be iutrodUced Mt*
%very household:,
:i:e
Nr VAN T 81114 V
Cl/1301,1
•
"
,
The Holder is filled with Patent Safety Matches,
and the Reservoir below contains a supply Cl
Friction Tablets 1117171CIERT for two years.
THE RETAIL PRICE COMPLETE IS
ONE SHILLING
TrEAT/NG'S PERS/AN INSECT.
DESTROYING POWDER, unrivelled iu dortrefing
ii, Boii. Film, B*Bllo. Moths and every spades of Inns;
to animal life. Bold in Packet; ls sad 8s 861
each, orort tree for 11, or treble dee for 36 portage stararris
by T. QATING, IS, 09 Pears Chardiyard, Loudon, E.O.
'
F. DUND•II Esq., M.P.,
orightmt, 13th Ober, 1886.
A my Interview with you on the =hied'
, I hare heard from Lord UMW and will
send one similar to that supplied to him
and B. BOLOMONB, Ppticien; Altemals

"Use VMTZWVE as a Diet."
Vide TFIE Men, Beptember 26t1.
Only Prlte Motial Corn Floor, ItepFrted by the Jury
ellii IthPdock"

SNOOK'S APERIENT FAMILY PILLS.
• MOST EXCELLENT MEDICINE FOR BILIOUS AND LIVER
COMPLAINTS, INDIGESTION, GIDDINESS, LOSS OP APPII-
- READACHE, MILLETSURN, FLATULENCE, SPASMS,
coarivisziess,
THEIR composition Is truly exeellent ; they
ao It *Awl ily ihltii dr, inertittrial
13a.ration trhateior, 'lid do not require the wag botitirie.
:neat or alteration of diet (moderate exercise promotes
their good effects) ; they seldom operate until ten or
twelve hours after token, and then very gently; they
destroy worms, purify. the humours. rastore the tone of
the stomach, and rill!eh , Foot scomPlaints
.dOsibtled by
irregularity Of the * becomingd restorative and
preservative of heal to both sexes, and to those of •
costive habit, a truly valuable treasure.
The pills are now prepared by Meagre. BARCLAY and
SONS (who have purchased the receipt from Mr. SNOOK),
whose names are engr,ved on the government stamp
affixed to each box; without which they cannot be
genuine.—Sold in boxes, at is. iIL and 2a. Dd. sash.

See ,td &Mimi, enlarged. Price Sd., poet free 4d.
RHEUMATJO GOUT AND ITS CURE:
A Patuphlet addinised to the nubile by a Late
Sufi, rer.
London : John Catncien Hotten, 74, Piccadilly; and
all Booksellers.

Just Published, Price Two Shillings.
nISINFECTION and the PREVENTION
of DISEASE, by inerins of OZONIC OXYGEN
in the form in which it occurs in CONDY'S PATENT
FLUID. By A. B. CONDY.
Jetts W. DAVIES, 54, Princes-street, Leicester.
snare, tendon:

HEALTH. DOMINTIO and PERSONAL
PURITY, seeored hp masa*/ or &ionic Oxygen,
as contained ir. CONDY'S PA.TENT OZONIZE,
Water for the Bath and Toilist and other sanitary
preparations.
Sold by all flrat.olass Chum isle..
one.io.l Works. Bo‘tor”... g•W

• RICI`ITISDIAMeNtrd
BLACK LEAD

Vied in the Thalweg of
TNt QUEEN
and the

PRINCE OF WALEZ

MORE CLEANLY, POLISHES MORE QUICKLY
AND CHEAPER,
Because it is fess Assteftil, and because m little goes
further than any other kihd. Sold by Grocers, Drug-
gists, Ironmongers, &c. Reatitt arid Soils, Suffolk-
me, Upper Thames-street. London, E.C.

LIVER COMPLAINTS. BILE, WIND, AND INDI-
GESTION CURED WITHOUT MERCURY.
MHERE ARE ONLY TWO MEDICINES
1 which act upon the Liver: one is Mercury, the
other Dandelion. But if the public knew how Mercury
destroys the delicate coats of the stomach, weakness
digestion, affects the nerves, and positively shortens
life, they would take no other Aperient than Dr.
liINGI'SDANDELION and QUININE LIVER PILLS,
which liberate bile, disperse wind, strengthen the whole
frame, and are the best pills for torpid liver, headache,
furred tongue,dizzineas,ffuttetiag of the heart, biliousnes
ndigestion, ac idit v, nd general d ebititf, ndnlikeovery
other aperient pill, may be taken witbont fear of cold.
They cleanse the blood and fluid thorn every irtmktity. In
boxes at Is. 10., 2s. 9d., and 4s. fid. each. Prepared
by JAMES RORKE, 47, Mortitner-street, Cavendish
sqtetti London. W. Free by poet for stamps, and sold
by Agents.-tags. Yeovil; Keats and Evans, Dor-
chester ; Flooks cud Penny, Sherborne ; Leaker and
Hitchcock, Taunton; and [first Olsemists and Medicine
Vendors.
HAIR REALLY RESTORED.
--
IVFOORE'S CASHMERE QUININE BALM
VI Is positively the most certain, elegant, and
agreeable compound for giving healthy vigour to the
very roots of ate Halr, and restoring it even after
years of 'Baldness. It alto combines the remarkable
property of making the hands soft and White. Priee
Es. 6d., 4s. 6d.. 7s. 6.1., and lie. per bottle, Prepared
only by JAMAS RORKE, and sold by Agents.
• Y•LUABLE ECLECTIC AND
BOTANICAL REMEDY,
CALL=
P I C. If -AI E. UP.
A GRATEFUL Arottlitidr, Stomachic, and efficacious
ti. Tonic, valuable for removing the effeata of Drink,
Late Hours, and their unpleasant consequences.
Directions for use :—From one to two table-spoonfith
to be taken when necessary, diluted with about an equal
quantity of water. The dose may be repeated when
required.
Prepared by J. COLMER,
ECLECTIC AND BOTANICAL CHEMIST.
YEOVIL.
Sold in Bottles at Is., Is. 10, la 9d., 2s, 3d., Bid
iIL 6d. *ch.
• tiaLMltin CELEBRATED •
YZOTIL SA uell PIQUANT,
1101 t Fish, Game, Chops, Steaks, Naithett, Cold Meats,
Gravies, and general purposes of fisettettet Ass
Fish Rance it etands pre-eminent, and in point of
economy it cannot be surpassed. It is suited for etirty
variety of dish, ndposissas.theiuslities required to give
celiah and zest to all kinds of wild fowl, and even with
NOM and Cheese it affords a relish, and also proves an
excellent Eiltnnoshis, and ii pronounced by Connoiassius
to be superior to tidy other kind of Waft.
Prepared from the (mow liscips by
z. COLIdER, Sole Proprieke, Yeovil,
Sold in bottles at is., and Family Bottles, as. ed.
each.
Smears of Spurious /mast:tam
To be obtained of all respectable Chemists, Grocers,
Oilmen, ke.
”Agsat for Illaiden Newton and District—Mr. R. L
Witutfetude; Prem.*, Cattistook

I remain, Gentlemen,
Your obedient Servant,
JOSEPFI THORLEY.
Spine Mills and Ofilee--Thornhill Bridge,
Calliddilien Rogd4 kinee Cross, London.
THE Duty being Redtoed tiOkINIMAN'S
PURE TEAS are now Zia Id tliff *CIE
CHEAPER.
TEA formerly 3s. 44., REDUCED to 2s. Bd.
TEA formerly 3a. 81., REDUCED to 3.. Od.
TEA formerly 41. 01., REDUCED to Is. 4d.
TEA formerly 4s. 41., REDUCED to 3a. 84.
Two ounoe, quarter, half, and pound packets.
All GENIJINE PACKETS are signed,
aikesionse44) LONDON.
ORIGINAL IMPORTERS OF THE PURE TEA,
AGENTS Iff THIS DISTIOICT z
Abboesbury
Bridport
Reaminster
Blandford
Ben Regis
Cerne A6bas ...... B 'enact, Long-street
DORCHESTER Evalfit, (successor to Mr. Frond,
High-East-street.
Lyme Dunster, Broad-street
Welbery Osmond Watts,
Puldittreneitid,e Simes.
Poole./
,///. feet. High-street.
Worekcen at,
WEYMOUTH
Wimborisc
Winterbanie
v....ir
Yetesineter
Chemists, he., are Agenta in everylTowu
ROCHE'S HERBAL EMBROCATION.
An EffentUal Ow* for the Hoootnir Cough,
, Without Internal Median&
91FM is the 6io diecovery affording a perfect
coal, without administkiing internel nieffiebe the
' difficulty and inconvenience of which, In aTi dise4ders
particularly incident to Children, are too well known to
need any comment.
' Many thousands of children are cured annually by this
iemedv ; and in most cases, 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 preteepion of She Public, and to prevent impo-
pir, "J. ROCHE' IS siped on the Label outside each
, le, and the nanie of the sole Wholesale Agent.
Edwards,. 67, St. Paul's," engraved on the Government
Stamp. Price 4a. per bottle. Sold by most respectable
Chemists dna &alert a Media:mak
, Qiwk, Coughs, Drone/lido, Iloorse- f)ri
ck.47s.f new,Colds,billuenee.Asthma, /14 C
13L,,,kialIAL Catarrh, say Irritation or
OWI Soreness of the Throat In- AN
fiPIOCW%7 @tautly relieved by
BROWNS BRONCHIAL TROCHES OR COUGH
LOZENGES.
A BRANCH HOUSE is now opened in
Ca_ London for their Sale. They are very pleasant
to take, contain no opium. and children will find them
very beneficial in codes of Whooping Cough. People
who are troubled with shacking cough, should try them
at woe ; they are a safe and sure rernedy.
Coughs, Hoarseness, and the various Throat Affection
to which Public Speakers, Military Officers, and Singer
are liable relieved by "Brown's Bronchial Troches.'
Having a' direct influence to the affected parts, they
allay Pulmonary Irrtation. The freedom from all
deleterious ingredient& render "Brown's Bronchial
Troehes4 a safe remedy for the most delicate female, or
youngest child, and has caused them to be held in the
highest esteem by Clergymen. Singers, and Public
Speakers ptierolly/
Among the many testimonials is a letter from Rev
Henry Ward Beecher, which may be seen at our office.
Amongst the many eminent singers who use the
Troches and speak highly of them, we would mention
Miss Louisa Pyne, Mr. Ainsley Cook, and others of the
Royal Opera London.
Sold by all Medicine Dentate at Is. 14. per box.
p,/,,,,/"1 OSico. ms fllch Holborn. Ifsvndon

•••• CA tf 1 N!
DEFORE PURCHASING SIM:MONIS FARMACE-
Ie OUS FOOD FOR CATTLE, be caidet to observe
that the Bag or Package ii marked " Baulk" "
as Mr. BRACH is now the eole Manufacturer of the
genuine article, and several spurious imitations ire
being sold.
Signed. Aux. Encesox.
Snow Hill, Birmingham.
S POMACEOUS FOOD for CATTLE.
81141289401 skerocers and others, in Packets of ls.
each, and Bags, 125. Oct. ditti He, awn. All remittances,
orders, and business letters, inlet be aldressed to
JOSEPH BEACH. Steam Maks. Dudley,

NOTHING IMPOSSIBLE.
The greatest and most useful invention of the day,
AGUA AM ARELLAL —Messrs. JOHN GOSNELL and CO.,
Three If in g-eourt, Lombard-street, London, Perfumers to
Her Majesty respectfully offer to the public this truly
Mart !Mom Said, whack gradually restores the human
bait to it pristine be.. no matter at what ago.
The Ague Amutrelln bee none of the properties of dyes;
it, on the contrary, ta balettoi, system, and when the
hair is once restored, one a " ri pm's:mirth will keep
it in perfect color. Prim one idt; NM bottles, MIL ed.
Testimonials from artistes of the highest order ared from
individuals of undoubted respectability nuty ib ienpeoted
on spplication.
Messrs. J. GOSHELL and Co. hays been appellate/
Perfumers to H.P..11. the Pitmen of Wales.

FOR OMLLDREN TEETHING
FAO' •
I WI iiSL°TI4 S A Branch House is now opened in
SO 01 p 4 1 London for the Hale of this Remedy,
p which has been in use in AMIRICA
SYr••• - • 'over thirty years. It is pleasant to
- take, and is safe in all eines ;it
soothes the child and gives it rest; softens the gums,
and will allay all pain or spasmodic action, and is
SURE TO REGULATE THE BOWELS.
Depend upon it, Mothers, it will give rest to yourselves
and
RELIEF AND HEALTH TO YOUR INFANTS.
It will ahnoet instantly relieve Griping in the Bowels
and Wind Colic, and we believe it the best and surest
remedy in the World in all oases of Dysentery and
Diarrhoea in Children, whether arising from Teething
or othe causes. There are other preparations of •
similar name in this country. Be sure and ask for MRS.
WINSLOW'S SOOTHING SYRUP, and see that
CURTIS and PILRELINFJ, New York and London, is on the
outside wrapper.
mong the hundreds of testimonials, is one from
Prof. J H. Siddons, London. The following is an
•atract —"I: have tried Mrs. Winslow's Soothing
! Syrup upon my infant boy aged six monies, who suffered
from his teething, and it relieved him immediately."
Sold by all Chemists, at is. lid. per bottle. Fall
drections with each batik% , •
. Call on the Chesil* .lor. one of Mrs. ..„
Miran}, Almanacs and b*pWo Receipt Rook{ for _
ores of Charm
Principal Office, 205. High Holborn V-

TO MOTHERS AND NURSES.
."..--- MRS. JOHNSON'S
''''%.. in .bItRIUDAN_SOpTEDLITG
, rum —Tide nMenekiwii Be.
1
I , -
0: needy hie bent In temakel me fee
Went& id Port, Yeeat,end Ms
71 ih, '4 b Prelerred eteenroei Midge%
,-•,:i.. wimp inittering twee 0owelt*:01
Z Atk n sniang fro rn peened Dentition
-111 2 , =se the
Y. thSizt rot
aellemed. tbe Owns cooled, and
ii'the n reduced. Thin
•;:.C.7 invaln6l4l=lnrtetaration contains
'.4N
s 'fr'ff• ne narcotic, nor any &ammo
ingredient whatever. Me theme
fore aa innocent se eltoacione,
ten; to produse the Teeth with ease ; sod io pleaannt that
no child will ream to let it. Guns be rubbed with it. Parente
should be Teri partioder to giat for JOHNSON'S Ainsarckw ,
SOOTHING SYRUP, and to trottoo tbat the MUMS of Barclay 1
and Sons, 95, Fsrrinedon Street, London, are on the Stamp
alined to each Bottle. Price 9. 90 per Bonk.