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

DO RCHESTKR
A ORIOULTURA L RE TOBl TORT SALES.
Foranualtau ut 1862.
fR. T. RNSOR (late BAKER and Eir Boa)
.l'ltri K w
s to announalitt
tidissneaxit SALE of FAT
and icr
BBPO 8 .1; TOR Y,
Opposite the Sottsh-Western Bastion, near the South
tio BATuRDAT AITGUST 19, 1865, com-
mencing at Twelve o'sbel; precise* Stabling sod Ileep
for Steels sent tbs day below the Bale provided at
Moderate Charges. gaiety. Entries are requested so
that doe pablietty may be given.
All Lets to be paid kirinboodietely after the Bala. had
Do lots taken gaff
_without an Order, tttbe obtained at
the oso* on the We wound.
JUITILI2II
4 Fit fdeßeta
20 Fat Down Weald&
30 ditto
30 FaaD•wo ;twee
10 Fas•Latalba •

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THE CHURCH AND COUNTRY NEWSPAPER
COMPANY (LIMITED), DULY REGISTERED
UNDER THE COMPANIES' ACT, 1862.
CAPITAL £3,000 IN 240 SHARES, 07 £l2 10e. EACH.
likkr OTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that the FIRST
GBNERAL MEETING of SHAREHOLDERS
of Wit Company will take place, within the Board
Room. No. 1, Cornbill. 1)( seteater, on WEDNESDAY,
the Ninth of AUGUdT next, 1886, at Twelve
terms of the Statute. to receive the
Indildincemety.Dineeteee, and lerldie
_ named in the Act.
•" By order o 4 the Board,
W. WALLACE FYFE,
- Flescritary aad Hewer.
Dated Registered 011ie, Chareh-street,
Dorchester, July 81st, 1865.

-
riiO BE SOLD by Awefion, by Mr.
Wimmass., st lie Rooms, No
street, Weymouth. ou WEOWEADAY, BM AUG ,
1866, at three o'dook in the Afternoon. The shove
substantially modern built MANSION HOUSE with
Garden and liiadjoining, late the property sad
residence of tbc . Dr. Cottte, deceased. The He
is of handsome to design, is on rising ground fan
the sea, and, gloscese en es the qualiScatione for •
family residence. —For further partimdars see hand ,
or appli to the 4netioneerjo H. C. .1. Groves, alq.s
Soliotor, 21, Albert strata, Regent's Park, Losese,• or
to Messrs. Andrews 'asSd Barrett, &Reiter', Woman*,
RAIsTSOMES' PLOUGHS.
the last Trials of the RA.S.B..st New-
, MA* slimic Ploughs' woo 4 out of the 6 First
Prizes offered. Risme that time they have 11011 93 All
England Obamoioa Pgittes. They are strong, light, awl
economseal. Prices ft rn £3 to £5. They may be
obtained d l first dims Iromuougers arid Dealers in
Implements, est direct from the
ORWSLL WORKS, IPSWICH.

EDUCATION. RICEIMOND,
M TSON ,:70L LEGS FOR LADIES.
EIS Old-Eatabliehmont for GINTLEAII27'3
JL DATIORTRIIB has been removed from ROB:MALI-
1101PE to the above elegant Mansion, constructed ex-
pressly for a high-class Ladies' College, with large Bath,
Claw, red Lecture rooms, Refeetory and elegant sleep-
ing apartments, situated one cheerful and commanding
eminence' with gravel soil, fine air, proximity to the
Hill, the Park, Rew Gardens, and the Railway Station.
The chime for English, French, German, Italian,
Piano, flinging, Drawing, Daneing, and Calisthenics
are conducted by eminent London Professors, under the
immediate superintendenoe of BIWA DICKSON, and Pro-
testant Foreign Governesses.
Religions inxtruotion is given by a clergyman, and
Lectures in Science are delivered weekly.
Prospeotoses may be obtained at our offices in SALIS-
BURY, SLANDFORD, W snout's, Yzovry BIIMPOBT,
and DORCRIDITSIA

WEYMOUTH GRAMMAR SCHOOL.
Hun ILiersa—REV. JOAN ELLLS, M.A., formerly
Scholar of St. jollies College, Cmubridge ;
Assistant•hisster of Marlborough College; and.
Heed -Master of the Cathedral School, Salisbury.
riIHE NEXT TERM (D.V.) will commence
on TUESDAY, AUGUST 1655, 1866.
A Proapeotna, oontaiaing full particulars of the
School, will be forwarded on application to the Head-
Master.

G- .-
ATHERING and PREFAB/SG SEA-
WEEDS, by W. H. Grattan.' ; Dluserated—
Plant A nimah, or Zoophites, by 'Wallace Fyfe • illus-
trated—The Diet of Wrrnis—Piiry Purses, Must:rated ;
and all vertu of *turn interesting to lovers of nature.—
See SCIENCE GOSSIP for An,iust. No. 8,4 d.
London, Robert Eardericke, 102, Piccadilly.
. JUST PUBLISHED,
min= HARVEST HYMNS, by the Raw.
J. Homy Mom& God Praised in His Works and
His Prdedebes.
Published for the Authur, by BILADDORT and Etura,
Whicifriars, of whom they may be obtaieed ; *rough
H. LING, Dophorter ; or through any Booksellers, at
6s. per NW
STA RC H MANUFACTURERS
TO R.R.R. TIFE PRINCESA OF WALES.
GLENFIELD PATENT STARCH,
POND IN TRE___ILYAdLe,LAIINDRY,
AND ANYABJ3EI3 THCS RUE MEDAL. 18132.
Sold by all Grocers, ho., &a.
wrysHaitspoox,i, Nit) !Amnon
MANUFACTURED BY THE PATENTEE.
DUNG'S PATENT . PARAFFINIC OIL.
YOUNG'S PATENT PARAFFINS LAMPS.
•
ParaNne Light Ceilln4ll7.-41nis Loollen Whelesale
House, No. 13, BotiklareassFAesisiset, LC.
Purchase only where the 'shows, bearing oar
Trade Nark.
GREAT RLIMA ED OT TEA, DUTY.
:
BAKER AND BAKER
Give the full benefit of the Itetnoed Duty on all their
Teas.
- TEAS san Imported with the lea
noweionwel, and are to all roopeste decidedly the
and Clumpy,* Packet Teas Sold.
GOOD STRONG TEA 2s Bd. per lb.
;.
__Bol4 Agoutis in all parts of the Kingdom.
Waymouth --HANN, 2, Broad-street.
lissoina, 28 East-street.
/*origami ....,Dustast, Fortunes Well.
Bridport Rossi, a, West Allinson,
Beamiasier Stetioner.
-LIVANS (sweatier to Mr. Frond),
-1:4 Carom Dorehester.
HORNIILOPS PUNE TEA is FIGHT-PENCE per
b. CHEAPER, as the MITT is REDUCED.
GENIIDE PACKETS-2 on. to llb are signed
'11‘111611840
LONDON,
ORIGINAL IMPORTERS OF TUB PURE TEA.
ROMP
_ll/110441 XIEBROOATION.
An =soma owe for the Hewing Cough,
Without internal Medicine.
MUM is the only diaewery affording a perfect
_L cow, without adminigesing internal medicine, the
=l„lll=Ossinotiriof white, in all diseniers
ses tee well known to
meld satywniainnato^l oil h
Nay Ihelosibeeblkihiliem sse date* *snugly by this
woe bottle will pinatas* the
=redret:lnirel"Pteprieter therefrom .earnestly and
eseedialiewly tvetwaranis it to Parente,
and affOnerishibialsehe we of
For the prituctir eodinPublis, takwetwAtusite-
OM the label wild, each
bottle, szeintillirtbra sae_«seme the sole Wheleade, Anat.
" Edwania,/67, 811. Eras," engraned en the Govasoeson
Stamp. Prise de. per. bottle. . Soli by amt. seepeaable
Chemists and dialersmedieince. .
ACCIDENTS TO LIFE OELIMB
Ix TEI FIELD, Ter STREETS, on ca, HOME
Provided for by a Policy
_l the
RAILWAY PASSENGERS
ASSURANCE. OOUPANY,
04, OORNHILL, LONDON, E. C.
COMPENSATION HAS BEEN PAID
FOR 10,000 CLAIMS.
11,000 in case of Death, 0r.03 per Week *bile kid up
1), by Jelyrt. secured by se Usual reymmt ,?! hark
£3 to BO se.
For Particular! appliaet :to 'Clerhs at the Runway-
Entleeibtoo the Loma or at Air Offices, _
E.Narul/2 sad 10. REGENT-STREET.
Secretary._
• 61434DiartiBVGENT for DOHCHMW..R.
APRA- Er, Robert Oakley, Nenegae I
Dorsetshire sow% Mr. John Stone, Pen WM
Hotel Mr, Bristol and Exeter Itailinty

ESTABLISHED FOI7RTEEN YEARS.
"L'i T. SODDEN, Ten.ov., HABIT MALTA,
_E.j. and HATTIE., (opposite tist Hipster),
HIGFI-,THEET, WIMBORNE.
Summer °remote, 21s. to 355.
Summer Suitt, from 455. to 70s.
Summer Coats, from 25e. to 425.
Summer Trotisers, from 15s. to 255.
Summer Vesta, 7s. 6.1. to 14e.
Habits sod Liveries.
• GOOD STEADY HAND WANTED FOE A
CONSTANCY.

Omen, Bronchitis, Hearne-
\ • no's Odds, Intim se, ohms, °°'t
emarrh , any Irritation or Co 004 S
" 3oreness of the Throat in- avi r
neatly relieved by Brown's C.,.
°
Bronchial Troches. LO
TO PUBLIC SPEAKERS AND SINGERS.
THEY are effectual in clearing and giving
strength to the Toil*.
Thin preparation has had an immense sale in the
lJnited States and Canada for many years, and branch
house is now opened in London. They are very pleasant
to take contain no opium, and children will find them
very benelleial in cams of Whooping Cough. People
who are troubled with slushing cough, 'Mould try them
al once; they are a safe and mire remedy.
Among the many testimonials is a letter from Rev.
Henry Ward Beecher, which may be seen at our office.
The following is an extract :—" I have never changed
my mind respecting them from the first, excepting to
think yet better of that which I began thinking well of."
Amongst the many eminent singers who use the
Troehes and speak highly of them we would mention
firms Lonaia Pne, Ainsley Cook, and others of the
Royal Opera, London.
Sold by all Chemista at Is. lid. per box.
Principal Office, 515. Bich Holborn, London.

FOR CHILDREN TEETHING.
•
, ,
, N A Branch Honse is now opened in
r c, London for the Sale of this Remedy,
.1 p which has been in use in AMERICA
over thirty years. It is pleasant to
take and ia safe in all RAMIS ; it
soothes the child and Elise it rest; softens the gams,
and will allay all pain or spasmodic action and is
SURE To REGULATE THE BOWELS.
Depend Upon it, Mothers, it will give that to Yourselves
and
AIL TO YOUR INFANTS.
relieve Griping in the Bowels
.4 we believe it the best and sweat
- - .
the World in all cases of Dysentery and
in Children whether arising from Teething
or s. causes. There are other preparations of a
similar name in this country. Be sure and ask for MRS.
WINSLOW'S SOOTHING STRUT, and see that
Ceram and ?WO" New York and London, is on the
outside wrapper.
• Sold by all Chemist!, at U. lid. per bottle. Pall
directions with each bottle.
Call on the Chemists for one of Mrs. Whislow's
Pint* AIMILOSOI and Domestic Receipt Books for 1866,
Pass gf Mar- pe,
Principal Office, 205, High Holborn, Loudon.
CAUTION.
EI BEACH begs to caution the
",at Spurious Imitations of his celebrated
,4.11.ENT FOR HORSES,
AND
IS FOOD FOR COWS AND PIGS.
of iheie far-famed Condiments has
aders to 817BSITTITTE
tIFACTURFB ; to avoid which
sieies;— of each cwt. and half cwt. beg is
Lead
a Seal bearing the impress of Address
Mars, with the words "Common Souse."
Ks. per Get in bags 5610. and 11210. each,
at any Railway Station.
AND TIPTON MILLS, DUDLEY.
Established 1819.
w•lfTli D.
TRH!' lIONI ALS.
rem Mr. RICHARD SIIIILIIT, Bonnet*, Salop.
"Bawcott, Mtmalow, °berth Stratton, Salop,
"March U, 1965.
-th.—) • Etir.—Have the goodness
-inseams Food for Cattle'
ment for Horses, as soon
41 various other oondi•
ce 1859, must In truth
cheapest I,haye ever had
dear Sir, yours truly,
'IUCHAB.D OH MAY.", ^
Oxley, near
, March 8, 1865.
Aye been • fart&
se no hesitation in sayi
far the best sad chest
e ever tried ; and
farmer's purpose
" Yottre truly, 'JOSEPH BICKFORD."
Testimaidala from highly respectable
be seen at the Office, Mill-street,
at the London and
1865 for the
BEACH'S
ridpg

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64.
C.

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Wolverhanipton.
"Oxley, near Wolverhampton,
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DORCHESTER AVD COUNTY OF DORSET
BUILDING AND LNVESTMENT SOCIETY
(ESTABLISH= 13470
For the purposes of enabling Persons to Purchese
Houses and lends •
To Redeem Property dready in Mortgage;
And to Accumulate Savings.
Shares, £l2 each.—Entranoe Fee, is. 6d.
THE advantages of BUILDING SOCIETIES
are—that the Tenant of the Property who, in •
few years, actually pays its full value in rent without
ever becoming the owner thereof, may, by paying to
thia Society a sum equal to his rent, with little or no
additional demand on his own resources, become the
absolute owner of the property.
The advantages to borrowing Members are:
lat—Th• mortgage is liquidated by easy instalments.
2nd—Whilst the instalments are regularly paid, no
demand oan be made of the mortgage money.
3rd—He may at any time sell, exchange, or redeem
his property.
4th—Advances made during the progress of building.,
sth —The Solicitor's Fees for Mortgage, and Sur-
veyor's Fees for Valuation, are limited IA follows
Solicitor. Surveyor.
£ £i.d. I 2
Under 50 ... 2 20 I Under 100 010 0 ,
300 ... 1 1 0
For each 100 ... 1 1 0 Above 300 ... 110 0
Exclusive of Travelling expenses.
6th— All Mortgage Deeds are exempted from Stamp
Duty.
The Monthly Meetings of the Directors are held on
the Second Tuesday in every Month, at the Townhall,
Doccheeter, at Seven o'clnck in the evening, when
Advances are made and other Business in connection
with the Society transacted.
Persona desirous of availing themselves of the benefits
of this Society, should make application to the -Solicitor,
Ifansger, Surveyor, or Agents.
HENRY LOCK, Solicitor,
THOS. W. PEARCE, Manager,} Dorchester.
HENRY BARNES, Surveyor,
Money always ready for immediate advance.
AGENTS :
Beaminskr ... Mr. C. R. Baker.
Poole .„ Mr. W 0. Chislett.
Sherborne Mr. E. E. Fear, Solicitor.
Weymouth Mr. It. Damon.
Winabortas Mr. Habgood.

UNFURNISHED APARTMENTS TO
LET, consisting of Sitting-room, large Bedroom,
and Attic, with use of Scullery, in a house pleanntly
situated near Fordington Green, Dorchester. Terms
moderate.—Apply to F. G., Televram Office, Dorchester.

QUEENSL AND GOVERNMENT EMIGRATION
_OFFICES, LONDON.
EMIGRATION TO QUEENSLAND.
--
FREE GRANTS OF LAND
ALL persona paying their own full pa/stages
to the Colony roe ive a £3O Land-Order—e9oal
to 30 acres of Land—for each member of their families
of 12 years and upwards, and • £l5 Land-Order for
each child between 12 months and 12 years.
FREE AND ASSISTED PASSAGILS are now given
without restriction as to age, to persona of the following
occupations: Shepherds, ploughmen, road-makers,
quarrymen, professed gardeners, miners, carpenters,
masons, bricklayers blacksmiths, wheelwrighta, ship-
wrights, &a., also female domestic servants of good
character.
HVY JORPAN,
Arnt-fieneral for-Wigfation for Queensland.
Appointed Agent for Deraneater
ME. H. LING.

SEWING MACHINES.
CAUTION.
IiIESSRS. W. Ir. THOMAS dr Co. having
obtained Verdicts in the Court of Common
Pleas agaimt Messrs. WELCH, MARGETS is, and CO., of
Cheapside, London, and Mr. JOH.7 Bimts, of Bristol,
for infringing their Patent by the use of "Imitation
Thome' Machines," Notice is hereby given that pro-
ceedings will be taken against all other Persons who
'say be detected in makrrig, selling, or using similar
Machines.
66, Newgate-street, London.

Important to every man who keeps
Only Id.,
d ••
• r
Val .
THOKEY'S COMPOUND OF SUGAR AND SPICE
it Will bring 'em round after everything else
has failed.
IT WILL COAX THE APPETITE X, CAUSE THEM
TO THRIVE AMAZINGLY.
PRIORS
ONE PEWNT via PACEIff, and nosegeetains without the
Inventior's signatare," J own Thoeury," engraved threes.
Grass, 445 penny puke*/ . . . 144.
Hal/ „ 214 penny packets . . 17e.
Quarter 115 peony
rny packers 64.
Sold by Grocers, Drn and Co 'Deal in ers ; but saw
any cliflenlty arises ra o raining the Genuine Article, 'end
a Post-office Order for Me., made payable to JOrni
TROILIT, Thornhill Bridge, Rine' Oves, London, and a
Case eontaining 448 penny packets vell be sent, carriage
paid, te soy Ralway Station in the Tithed Kingdom.

PHOTOGRAPH IC INSTITUTION,
38, HIGH WEST-STREET, DORCHESTER,
Her Majesty's Boys] Lettere
Patent for
Photagraphe in Printers' Ink.
Prize Medallist of the Photogrsphio Societies of France
and igootlai,d.
PORTRAITS
TAKEN DAILY FROM NINE TILL FIVE.
Portraits and Views taken by appointment in any
part of the kingdom.
The Art taught to Ladies or Gentlemen, and
Apparatus supplied.
JOHN POUNCY,
HOUSE P A INTER, PLUM 888 and GLAZIER,
Gilder, Decorator, Paperhanger, /co.,
IN ALL ITS BRANCHKB.
Picture Frames and Room Mouldings of every
description made to order at the shortest notice,
OLD FRAMES REGILDBD.
Workmen In any of the above Branches sent any
distanoe..

1151ULL BENEFIT OF THE SIXPENCE PER
POUND REDUCTION OF DUTY ON TEA
IS GP7ZN AT
T. Y. TULLOCH'S
WHOLESALE & RETAIL TEL & GROCERY
ESTABLISHMENT,
HIGH PAST STREET, DORCHESTER.
Bleak Teas—is. 6d., Is. 10d., 2a.,25. 2f1., 2s. 4d., 2s. 6d.,
2s. Bd., 28. lOu., 35., 3s. 2d., 3s. 4d.. 3a. 6d.,
and 3s. Bd. per lb.
Coffese—le., Is. 4d., le. &1., and 28. per lb.
Moist Bugars-4d. and 40. per lb.
Lamp ditto-50. and 64. per lb.
Currants-3d., 44., and 54. per lb.
Itainum-4d., M., and 6d. per lb.
Every description of Grocery at equally low prices.
Carriage paid on sli orders exceeding 40s.
dimples of Tea forwarded by Post of any price on
receipt of a postage stamp.

ji&ST PERUVIAN GUANO.
IGIt9BRI3. SCOTT & RELF'S SUPERPHOSPHATE
AND OTHER MANURES.
OIL CAKE STORES.
HENRY TAYLOR, 44, SOUTH-STREET,
LORCHIATIA.
Ploughs, Harrows, Corn and Manure —Steam
Engines and M. °limes by Clayton, Shuttleworth, and
Co., Brown and May, and other eminent Makers.—
Fowler's, Howard's, ..nd Smith's Stamm Ploughs and
Cultivatozu.—Wood's nd other Mowing and Reaping
Machines.—Horse Ii kes and Haymakers.
TROULUY'B FOOD FOR carms ;
Corn and Flour 5....k5.; India Rubber Rick and Was
Covers • Cart Grease; Machine Oils; Ghats Pere
India }Libber, n Leather Bands; India Rubber
Gotta Perch tubing, &o.
AGRICIJI lUR tL IMPLE MENTB
Of every deacri. 5100 with the Latest Improvements.
Garrett's, and Priest and Go's. Roonomio Turnip
and Mown* Drills.
SWEDE, TURNIP, MANGOLD, & OTHER SEEDS
Of the best quality.

00AL STO RKEL
AT TR DOROHESTRR AND MAIDEN
NRWTON RAILWAY STATIONS.
FLOOK bogs to inform his Friends and
. the Public that he is SELLING COILS at the
above Stations, at the following PRICES, for CASH.
:
At the Sputh,Westerts Station—
Best Walls End Coals ... Is. 54. per owt.
Small Ditto, for Suritle .'. Is. 24. "
LI, the Great Western Station—
Maiden Newton. Dorchester
per cwt. per cwt.
Beet Itedstoolt Coal Ild. lid.
Small ditto 74. 74.
Best Bello
Newport Smith's
Calm
Best 'Tenby Stone Coal Is. 64.
' Coals delivered in the Country at moderate eharges,
and in the Town free.
Best Newcastle GRINDSTONES always on hand.
Orders reeefired by Kr. F. Loire, Post Odle°, or by
Kr. it. Brix, at the G. W. Station. will be punetuallr

DUKE & SON, Saran and Malcolm MER-
CHANTS, BROADMAXNE and DORCHESTER,
in returning their sincere thanks to their Friends
and Agrioniturlste in general for the very liberal
support they received during the last season
in the Manure Trade, beg to say they have
now ready for delivery any quantity of those
well-tested and highlympproved Manures manu-
factured by the "Tenant Fanners' Manure Company,"
at the following prices, delivered to the different
Stations on the South. Western and Great Western
Lines.
S s.d.
WARIRAW Blood 7 0 0
"• Dissolved Bones ... ... 7 0 0
DMoltZ"`—mierr"i. Soperphosphateof Lime 6 0 0
Blood Manure ... 7 0 0
MAlpgAml„roar Nrwr°N
.".:}.Divolved Bones . . ... 7 0 0
and
Superphesphateof Lime 6 0 0
P.S. They also beg to add that they are prepared to
make arrangements with any of their customers to deliver
their manures, if required, from the Moreton and
Dorchester Stations, any distance not exceeding 10 miles

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BENSON'S WATCHES,
CLOCKS, JEWELLERY, SILVER, and
ELECTRO PLATE.—J. W. Benson, Ludgate-
bill, London, B.C. (FArtablished 1749) Watch and
Clock Maker by Warrant of Appointment to H.R.H.
the Prince of Wales, has fitted up extensive Workshops
with steam machinery for the production of Clocks and I
Timepieces of every description.
1
WATCHES
adapted for every class, climate, and °wintry. Whole-
sale and Retail. Chronometers, Dopisx, Levers,
Horizontal, Repeating, Centre &coeds, Keyless, and
Chronographs, at £2 10s. to 200 Guirress.
CLOCKS
Drawing, Dining, and Bed-room, Bracket, Carriage,
Church, Turret, Stable, or Ogo, at 21 le. to 1,000
Guineas,
OPINIONS OF TFIE PRESS.
"The movements are of the finest quality which the
art of horology is at present capable of producing."
11.1tiatrated London News, November 8, 1862.
"Some of them are of great beauty; and if the
English watch trade only follow up with the same spirit
and euccess this first attempt to compete with foreigners
in decorative watches, there seem to be no realm why
we should not get the trade entirely into our own
hands."—Times, June, 23, 1862.
BENSON'S 4-GUINEA LONDON-MADE
Patent Lever Watch, Capped and Jewelled, strong
Silver Cases, made in four sizes, from l to 2 inches in
diameter. This watch is suit.ble for everybody, and is,
without doubt, tie best, cheapest, and most accurate
Watch manufactured in this country.
BENSON'S £2 10s. HORIZONTAL WATCH,
Jewelled, he., strong Silver Cases, 1 to 2 inches in
diameter, a sound and useful Watch.
BENSON'S 5-GUINEA LADY'S GOLD WATCH,
Horizontal movement. Jewelled in four holes, and all
the late improvements, combined with a rich artistically.
engraved case and dial, making it a model of elegance.
BENSON'S 6-GUINEA GENTLEMAN'S GOLD
WATCH,
Horizontal Movement, Jewelled in four holes, and all
the late improvements, with a pure white enamelled
died, and elegantly engraved or engine-turned oase,
20,000 OTHER WATCHES
in stock, for prioes of which see the pamphlet.
The above Watches are sent free and safe by post to
all parts of England, Scotland, Wales, or Ireland. If to
India er tAie Colonise 5. each extra.
A PROFUSELY ILLUSTRATED PAMPHLET
of Watches, Clocks, and Chains, descriptive of every
construction of Watch made, with their prices, post
tree for 2 stamps, from which buyers can select. Also
• catalogue of Silver and Electro Plate, oontaining 300
illu.tratiens, post free for 6 stamps.
J. W. Benson, maker of the Great Clock for the
Exhibition, 1862, and of the Chronograph Dial, by
, which was timed The Derby" of 1862, 1863, 1864, and
1865. Prize Medallist, Class 33, and Honourable
Mention, Class 15.
LIIDGATE HILL, LONDON.

NOTHING IMPOSSIIILh.
The greatest and most useful invention of the day,
AGII A AMARELLA.—Meesra. JOHN GOSNELL and CO.,
Three King-court, Lombard-street, London, Perfumers to
Her Majesty, iaspectfully offer to the public this truly
marvellous fluid, which gradually restores the human
hair to its pristine ha., no matter at what age.
The Ague Amarella has none of the properties of dyes;
It, on the contrary, to beneficial to the system, and when the
hair is once restored, one application per month will keep
It in perfect color. Price one guinea; half bottles, 10s. 6d.
Testimonials from artistes of the highest order and from
individuals of undoubted respectability may be inspected
on application.
Messrs. J. GOSNELL and Co. have been appointed
Perfumers to 11.8. H. the Princess of Wales.

THOMSON'S PRIZE MEDAL CRINOLINES
IiFOM BINE ELEGANCE AND LATRST FASHION
Are always stamped with a CROWN,
SOLD Sl' GOOD DRAPERS EVERYWHERE.

TO MOTHERS AND NURSES.
MRS. JOHNSON'S
11l 4.1121110 AN SOOTHING
SYRUP. —This ellasaloua Bs.
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no °laid will redone to let ite Gams barubbsiarnk h. Parents
shoulkbe vary particular to ask for JOHNSON% AILBILIOAN
SOOTH.IIKG SYRUP, and to notice that the seater a Harris;
and Sons, 95, Farringdon Street, London, an an the Stomp
Mixed to each Bottle. Price Se 9d per Dottie.

"Use VIslaZIVPil as a Diet."
yid. Tun Turns, September 26th.
Only Prize Medal Corn Plow Reported by the An,
"Exceedingly Excellent for rood."

SOCIETIES FOR PROMOTING CHRISTIAN
KNOWLEDGE. AND FOR THE PROPAGA.
TION OF THE GOSPEL IN FOREIGN PARTS.
91HE DIOCESAN ANNIVERSARY of
1 those SOCITII3B will be held at SALISBURY
(D.V.), on THURSDAY, AUGUST 17th.
There will be Full Morning Service, with the AA'
ministration of the Holy Communion, at 11.30.
The Rev. T. L. Claughton, Hon. Canon of Worcester,
ant Vicar of Kidderminster, will preach the sermon.
There will be an evening meeting, at 6.30, at the
Council Chamber, with the consent of the Mayor, at
which the Bishop of the diocese will preside, and which
the Bishops of Oxford and Brisbane, the Right Hon. S.
Walpole, M.P., J. G. Hubbard, Req., 11.1'., and the
Rev. Canon Claughton will attend.
The railway oompanieo have kindly consented to grant
return tickets to and from Salisbury at single fares for
first and second class passengers, for return either
on the 17th or 18th of August, at the following
stations :—The Great Western Railway at all sta-
tions on the Wilts and Somerset Line, and at all
stations between Reading and Devises, and be-
tween Reading and Briatol inclusive. The South-
Western Railway at all stations between Weymouth
and Saliabury, /31ttippotoke and Saliabou, Axminster
and Salisbury, Baaingstake and Saliabary, in ea& OIDe
inch:wive. The Somerset and Dorset Line at all Stations
between Glastonbury and Salisbury, Poole and Sals-
bury. Tickets for presentation at the Stations in order
to secure the privilege may be obtained on application
to the Diocesan Secretaries, the Rev. Pmbendary Smart,
Alderbury Vicarage, Salisbury ; the Rev. Prebendary
Renaud, Salisbury ; or the Archidiaoonal Secretaries,
Rev. F. 13,nnett, Shrewton, Devises; Rev. H. C.
Huxtable, Bettisoocube, Crowkerne,
NEWTON SM A
RENAUD DDiocesansecretariSecretaries.WlLLl kti
Diocesan Board Room, Salisbury, June 26th, 1865.

NVANTICD, in Yeovil, suitable PRINTING
PREMISES, centrbially situated, where Steam
Power would not be objeatnicable.—Apply, under
cover, to THE DIETHIOT MANAGER llt thili Office,
stating terms.

DEDICATED BY SPECIAL PERMISSION TO
HIS ROYAL HIGHNESS THE PRINCE
OF WALES.
TETE ART JOURNAL for AUGUST (prioe
2ri. ild.) contains Three Line Engravings, viz.
Rustle Civility," after W. Collins, ; "The
Broken Window," after W. H. Knight; and "The
Vale of Ashburnham," after J. M. WrTurner, R.A.
The Literary Contributions are :—" Edward Ronde-
mann," by J. B. Atkinson, with three Illustrations;
"The Art of Making Temporary Bridges," by Captain
Drayton, with nine example.; " Liverpool Pottery,"
by Llewellyn Jewitt, with eight Exam ; "Ebenezer
Elliott," by Mr. and-Mrs. S. C. Hall, with five Illustra-
tions; "Old and New London," by F. W. Fairholt;
"Art-Rambles in Belgium," with twenty-four Engrav-
ings; "Art in Parliament;" Deux Ware;"
"The Exhibition at Alton Towers ; The Pettenknfer
Process;" "The E inale School of Art ;" "Tue Raising
of Lazarus ;" "Notices of Deceased Artiata ;" "The
Marmon Homerieum ;" "Drinking Fountains ;" " Ex-
hibition of Water Colour Drawings at the Crystal
Palace ;"
London: Virtue and Co., 26, Ivy-lane.

CHURCH PAPER FOR CLERGY AND LAITY
Ir HE 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 defenoe of the Church and
her various institutions. Its leading *Aides are
the ecclesiastical events and opinions of the day,
and its comprehensive reviews of Cherub literature
has long secured for this Journal the oonfidenne
of its numerous readers. Price 6d., Stamped 7d.;
HOon WiLlaswe, 32, Patenioeter-row, London.

BOROUGH OF LYME REGIS AND
CHARMOUTH.
ALL PERSONS having any BILLS,
CHARGES, or CLAIMS upon JOHN WEIGHT
TRILBY, Esq., for, or in respect of, the late Election,
are required to send in the same to we, the undersigned,
within One Month from the day of the declaration of
the Election, in mirsuanoe of lib* 26th Vic., o. 29, 5. 3.
CHARLEE W. BOND,
Agent for Election Expenses.
Dated Axminster, 28th Tnly, 1865.

WANTED—Several GOOD COM-
POSITORPL—AppIy Ai the Office, Church-
street, Dorchester.

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GREAT WESTERN RAILWAY.
frOURIST TicKrrs, iffitilakle for one
Calentierigesstkoms Isms-joined Weynionth,
Doroliestor, and Bridport„ sad able prineipal Stations
on this Railway, to the ISLE OF MAN mid Liverpool,
Malvern, Buxton, Scarborough, Rarroirata, and other
watering places on the Yorkshire most ; Windermia
Penrith, and the Lake district; to the principal
plasm on the Eastern and Southern ooast, North and
South Wales, Scotland, Lakes of Killarney and Dublin,
rid Holyhead.
Return Tickets at about a single fare for the Double
Journey are also issued during the Summer months to
pio-ilio or pleasure parties.
For full particulars see programmes, whish can be
obtained at any of the Company's Stations.
Paddington, June lat. J. GRIERSON, Gen. MILL

GREAT WESTERN RAILWAY.
GRA_ND FLORAL FETE -
IN ROUNDWAY
PARK, DEVIZES.
ON WEDNESDAY, A-
UGUST 9th, an
EXCURSION TRAIN for DEVIZES, will leave
Weymouth at 8.0, and Dorcheater at 8.15 a.rn , (fares
there and back Bs. and 4-.); Maiden Newton 8.35 am.
(?6. cad 34. 6d.) ; Yeovil 9.5 a.m. (68. and 3.); Spark.
ford 923, and Castle Cary 9.35 a.m. (se. and 2s. 6d.)
Returning from Devizes the MM. day at 6.40 p.m.
Ticket. should be procured on the previone day. The
band of the Grenadier Guards and the sth Wilts
Volunteer Rifle Oorpa will perform in the Park.
For further particulars see bill'.
Psdnington, An& 2. J. GBLEILSON, Gen. Man.

GREAT WESTERN RAILWAY.
--
FORESTERS' FETE AT THE CRYSTAL
PALACE.
—_
ON MONDAY, AUGUST 14, an EXCITE,
SION TRAIN for LONDON will leave
Weymouth at 9.30, and Dorchester at 9.50 a.m., (fares
there and back 15e. and 10s.); Maiden Newton 10.15
a.m. (l4s. and 9e.); and Yeovil at 10.45 a.m. (13e. and
Se.) Returning from Paddington at 10.50 a.m. on
Friday, August 181 th.
For further particulars see band bilk
Paddington, Aug. 2. J. GRIER:3ON, Gen. Man.

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EXTRAORDINARY SUCCESS.
MEE celebrated Waxman and WZLBO2I" SEW.
ING MACHINE Company are exhibiting at the
Dublin Exhibition, their 200,000 th Sewing Machine.
The same has been most beautifully and elaborately
got up.
Thwe Machines may be seen in operation daily
at H. Pi I. MORGAN'S, LINEN and WOOLLEN
DRAPERY ESTABLISHMENT, WIMBORNE,
authorised Agent.
Instruction grsitisgo every purchaser.

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LONDON AND SOUTH-WESTERN RAILWAY.
ACHEAP EXCURSION to LONDON for
6 or 13 days, on MONDAY, 14th AUGUST.
Fares to London and bock.
Leave a.m. lot Class Closed Cos.
Weymouth - at 7.20)
Dorcheoter - „ 7.45
Moreton • „ 7.55
Wool - „ &5 15s. 10a
Wareham - „ &15
Poole Junction „ 820
Poole - - „ 8.15
Wimborne - „ 8.48
Christchurch • „ 8.25 134. sa. go.
Ringwood - „ 9. 8
Arrive London „ 1.35

The Return Train will leave Waterloo Bridge Station,
London, on Saturday, August 19, or on Saturday,
August 26, at 1,45 p.m.
Children under 3 years, free; 3 to 12 Half-fares, 1
Carpet Bag or Portmanteau only allowed as Baggage.
Tickets not transferable, and available only by the
Excursion Trains.

THE BANKRUPTCY ACT, 1861.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN,—That the
Court acting in the prownution of a Petition fOr
Adjudication of Bankruptcy filed on the 29th day of
April, 1865, by CHABLIS Byars, formerly of High-
street, in the Town and County of Poole, Hatter and
Clothier; then of Longfleet, in the said Town and
County of Poole, out of business ; but oocasionally
as...fisting Walter Scott Evans, of Poole Aforesaid,
Clothier and Hatter, did on the 28th day of JUNE.
1865, grant the said Bankrupt an order of Discharge.

SHORTEST AND QUICKEST PASSAGE
TO
CANADA AND THE ITNITED STATES.
(No Passports required by this Line.)
rpHE MONTREAL OCEAN
.1 ROYAL MAIL STEAMSHIP
•d V COMPANY'S Steamers Sail from
..... -- LIVERPOOL every THURSDAY, as
follows :
BELGIAN Aug. 10 I NOVA SCOTIAN Attg.3l
N. AMERICAN „ 17 HIIIERNLAN ... Sept. 7
PERUVIAN
Calling at LosiDoNnertitv every FIIID&T to e el
board Passengers and Mails.
FARE& —First Cabin, to Quebec, New York, and
Boston, £lB 18s., £l5 15e., and £l3 13a, according to
accommodation.
STURAGE.—To Quebec, New York, and Boston,
£5 5,..; Children under Twelve, half price; Infanta
under Twelve Months, £1 Is.
Quickest and Cheapest route to the Western States
Passengens booked by all the principal Railways to al'
parts of Canada and the United States at very low
fares.
For Passage apply to
WILIAM SEARLE & CO.,
15, Water-street, LiverpooL
In Londonderry, to
WILLIAM SEARLE & Co. Fons-erncre.
Owen Passage and American Railway Guide and
Government Pamphlet on Canada sent on receipt ot
four stamps.

THORNICOMBE, BLANDFOED.
rro BE LET, with imniediate possession, a
-L new and convenient DWELLING Botts];
consiating of 3 Ded-roome, large Parlour, "kitchen,
fitted with baking and steaming apparatus, tee., Coach
Donee and Stable j also an Acre of Arable Land
adjoining the same.
For terms apply at the Telegraft Office, Blandford.

COTTON SEED CAKE.
TIJST ARRIVED from " Termonde," a cargo
O_lP of the above, of fine quality. Enquire of the
Importers, SPOONER AND BAILIE, also for English,
French, and Prussian Linseed Cakes, Green Rape Cake,
Poppy Cake, and Locust Beans. In Manures, they
have ready Peruvian Guano, Nitrate of Soda, Half-inoh
and Bone Duet, Fishery Salt, and Sulphuric Acid, and
they invite particular attention to their Concentrated
Top Dressings, their Mengel Manure, expressely adapted
for the crop ; Bone Superphosphate, so repeatedly pro-
nounced the best ; and their Turnip Manors, which may
be justly regarded lie the se plus *Urn for Swede,
Turnips, and Rape.

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Clam 1&21 fs 2 1,2,3 1 2 1 2 kit 2 1,2,3 Mall.
•.m. a.. A.m. A.m. P.M. r•. P.M. P.m.
WeimOutm .. 630 836 8361220 .. 660 630 C9so
• Doacam“nn .. MI 886 86612 44 1130 510 6 010 15
Yorateur... .. 9 7 9 712 61 142 .. 6 10110 38
•ol 17 917 1 1 262 B 6211
Wareham .. 71595093011236 6 36 6 21 10 47
, arrive 7 31. 854 964 136 331 60 113..
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itsoMordiert. •1411 6111 4 . .. 410 26 990
hnh Weeme .. 190 *57 967 36 . 667 7 16,11 30
61• F•••• .. 7511016 10 16 165 613 74011 44
Southampton . 8341121 12 2 186 .. 7 991112 47
Ballabury dept. 736 10 40111 4"1 115 636
London 11 3 33 4 430 530 .. 10 7 6.50
(4) Third Mass passengers leaving Dorchester (8.65 a. 113
sad Weymouth 8.36 a.m.), reseh London at 4.80 p.m.
(B) The 4.50 train from Weymouth Mope at Wool on Satitr.
too
C) Tate train is third dame from Weymouth to Dorchester

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Moreton .. .. \84012 41 II 1.. .. 942 ..
Deactnertsa .. 8 6642 63 3 36i .. 7479 63 3 5
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(I)Flnt, ascend and third-clemilitesengers can leave London
8• so as to proceed onwards by the 10.25 train from
pten.
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only, and at Moreton by Awns] on Tuesdays only.
assengers for Wool must change =trigs' at Ware
hem, and this train will stop at Moreton to set down Tamen
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EUROPEAN AND COLONIAL WINE COMPANY,
122, PALL MALL, LONDON, S.W.
ESTABLISHED 1858,
FOR the purpose of supplying the Nobility, Gentry, and Private Families with PURE
WINES of the highest character, at a Saving of at least 30 per oast.
•
ROYAL VICTORIA SHERRY 27a. per dom.
(The Standard of exoellence.)
SPLENDID OLD PORT
(Eleven Yearain the Wood.)
FRENCH WHITE WINES.
Per doe.
• 20e. to 24e
-24 e. „ 36+
- 24,.,, 42e

St, Julien - - . •
hiedoc (an excellent Dinner Wine)
St. Estephe .
Roman, Mouton - SPANISH PORT - —115 s. perdos.
Lboville, Larose . . PRUSSIAN SHERRY - - lb. „
BEAUJOLAIS
(The Fluent imported.)
The Wines will bear the Seal of the "European and Colonial Wine Company."
SINGLE BOTTUM ABC BUPPLIIM.
Book Price-Lists forwarded on application to the SOLE AGENT FOR DORCHESTER,
T. Y. TULLOCH,
GROCER, TEA DEALER, clic., AND WINE MERCHANT, HIGH EAST STREET.
T. Y. T. begs to state that he bas made orrangementa with the above Company for a reaular supply of their
Choice Wines, which are offered to the Gentry end Inhabitants of this neighbourhood on precisely the same terms
as those of the Company, and be trusts by strictly adhering to their system to secure a share of public patronage.
N. B.—Winea in general demand kept oonstantly in Stock; other kinds, in the Company's List supplied to
order without delay.

ROBERT HAZEL,
IRONMONGER, DORCHESTER,
BEGS leave to invite attention to his improved CULTIVATOR. It is in itself a thorough and
efficient seven or nine Share, or can be used as a Paring Plough. It has,orest strength and so far R. H.
h..s net with decided success, viz., they never get out of order, a complaint too frequently and too truly made
against . there.
Hear what one respectable Farmer says :—" I have given your cultivator some very severe trials and it has
answered admirably, and when in floe it will pay for its cost in • fortnight."
A huge and well-select-id stook of Pat affin Lamps of newest designs and patterns always on hand.
A good and well-.eleoted stock of Electro Plated Goods.
Close Fire Kitcheners at very low rates.
WANTED AN APPRENTICE TO THE IRONMONGERY BUSINESS.
Dorchester, July 31, 1865.

DORCHESTER COAL COMPANY.
COAL, WELCH SLATE, AND FOREIGN TIMBER MERCHANTS,
FORDING'TON,
AND AT THE WEYMOUTFI, DORCHESTER, AND MAIDEN NEWTON
STATIONS OF THE GREAT WESTERN RAILWAY.
CASH PRICES:—
FORDINGTON.
Best Wallsend Coal, per ton ... ••• ..• ••• ... Be. 44.
18e. 44.
Nenth Calm ••• 19s. 24.
Myer's superior Tenby Stone Coal (for malting) . . .. El Se. Bd.
A large and superior stook of TIMBER, DEALS, SLATE, TILES, GRINDSTONES, ;to., constantly on Sale.
• DORCHESTER.
GREAT WESTERN RAILWAY STATION.
Radetock ditto 18e. 44.
Small ditto lle. 84.
Newport small (for Smiths) ••• •.. 21. Is. Bd.
Neath Calm 19s. 2d.
The above Prices include delivery (if required) in Dorchester andifordi;gton••••
The Malting and Beet Walhend Coals are kept in sheds, and delivered perfectly dry at all wagons.
WEYMOUTH STATION.
Ballo Coal
Badatock ditto 18e. 44.
Small ditto lla Bd.
DAAIDEN NEWTON STATION.
Bnllo Rubble 18s. 44.
Radstock ditto 18s. 44.
Small ditto Ile. 84.
Newport ditto (for Smiths) ••• ••• El ls. Bd.
Neath Calm 19s. 24.
Orders receive immediate attention, acldressed. to
M. W. L'HOMME, Manager, Dorchester.
September 1. 1864.

- - - E. CAMBRIDGE AND Co.'s
_
_
(LATE W. C. CAMBRIDGE)
VII
Weri PATENT PRIZE COMBINED PRESS
; ; ; ''! ' ' .• WFIEEL ROLLER AND CLOD
, .....
CRUSHER.
- -
PHIS Implement is composed of a number of W. CAMBRIDGE'S old pattern plain-edged wheels,
with a notched one between each. Its merite and uses are too well known to need description or
somment. 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 AND THRASHING MACHINES MADE TO ORDER, OR REPAIRED.
Catalogues, with Prices, &c., on application.
ST. PHILIPS'S IRON WORKS BRISTOL.
_ _ _

ROYAL AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY OF ENGLAND, PLYMOUTH
MEETING, JULY, 1365.
J. & F. HOWARD,
BRITANNIA IRON WORKS, BEDFORD,
Have won EVERY PRIZE for which they competed at this Meeting, viz. :—the
TWO FIRST PRIZES FOR THE BET HAYMAKING MACHINES,
AND THN
FIRST PRIZE FOR THE BEST HORSE RAKE.

THE FIRST PRIZE for the BEST HAYMAKING MACHINE was also awarded to J. Az
F. Howard at the lest trial of ta R. Agricultural Society 0 England, and for many years they have
won every FIRST PRIZE for HORSE RAKES at every competitive trial, both at home and abroad.
HOWARDS' HAYMAKING MACHINES, which have never been beaten in any competitive trial, either
home or abroad, have also wan this year SIX FIRST PRIZES at the Agricultural Concours of FRANCE.

, .
,
W. N. NICHOLSON, TRENT IRON WORKS, NEWARK,
PATENT IIAYMAKKEtS, lIOESE RAKES CA.KE-BREAKING,
WINNOWING, AND WEIGHING MACHINES, STEAM
ENGINES, &0., 10.
.... 0 # NICHOLSON% PATENT HAT-
./ .. -- ± ± .... id AKERS have been awarded not only
'ree'lkNi frF 4! A the FIRST PRIZE of the Royal Agricultural
wr •'
,IV , ' den. - ..v• Society, but also that of almost every other
7- - , - ' 7 . 1 Society of note both in this anti other countries.
Poesesaing unusual capabili,ies and strength,
I t • Iliillir at: p
...: • they are so simple in oonstramien that they
cannot be put out of order. No hand-labour
.
.n mo efficiently shake out and separate the
' .... - crop.
FIVE THODSAIrb of these Machines are now
--7--_,„--..7"-_,-.-•,-
in use without a failure. Fall particulars on
--,....-z.._,-•-•--......
.......4... .N.,..,,p..... application. . .
-s- •- ..._..---..i.....--weger (r" - • ...,,Z, ........... .1,.. RICE, with latest improvements, single
aaeaaia.....--.......-
..: _ ......- giii.--", action, £lO 10s.; double action, No. 10, £l3
13€.; and No. 1 Prize Atscoine, £lB 15e.
PATENT HORSE RAKE,
with Tubular Shafts and Frame, lighter in draught than any other made, so balanced that a man can work one all
day without fatigue. PRIOR £' 10s., upwards.
TENDING PURCHASERS of these Machines are requested to ORDER EARLY, to prevent disappointment during
, the orate of the -canon.
STE i M BOILERS of all else,; Portable, Horizontal, Traction, and other STEAM ENGINES always on hand
or in progress. PLANS and ESTIMATES furnished. CATALOGUES free on application to
W. N.' NICHOLSON. TRENT WORKS, NEWARK.
BATH & WEST OF ENGLAND AGRICULTURAL lst PRIZE OF IMPERIAL AGRICULTURAL
SOCIETY, MEETING AT HEREFORD.
SOCIETY OF FRANCE.
OPINIONS OF THE PREIS&
From the Dorset Couniy Express, Tuesday, The Societe Imperial d'Agricalture et des Arta du
June 13th, 1865. Departement de Seine et Oise, at their meeting at Hon-
"ln connexion with the trials of Mowers and dau, have awarded to Nicholson's Hay Maker
Reapers, we were much interested in examining the
different Hay Makers and Horse Rakes. One firm THE FIRST PRIZE, A SILVER MEDAL OF
have introduced the Zig-zag principle into their newest THE Ist CLASS, and 100 FRANCS, after a trial of
Hay Maker ; it is very much like • Machine shown be
Nicholson, at Salisbury, on the visit of the Royal to both English and foreign makers.
that Cathedral City ; but the great original Hay
Jane 20th, 1863,
Machine Maker,(Nicholson) has really been obliged tago. FIRST PRIZE, LARGE SILVER MEDAL
back to the plainer and simpler arrangements, dispens-
ing with novelty, in order to get lightness, the great The Committee of the International Exhibition of
esaential in the hay harvest field. ' Agricultural Machinery at COLOGNE, have awarded
From the Mark Lane Express, June 12th, 1865. the FIRST PRIZE for the best HAY MAKING
"Two Hay Makers were on trial, but with Nicholson's biaohjoe, to
first io public favour."
• the Mark Lane Express. W. N. NICHOLSON, NEWARK,
' whom were awarded Silver
w, we omitted to name W. Also after a trial.
- Newark."

BLANDFORD HORTICULTURAL SOCIETY.
rrHE COMMITTEE have much pleasure in announcing that by the kind permission c
MR. WILLiAws, the ANNUAL SHOW of the above society will be held in SPACIOUS MARQUEES, i
a portion of the Park of the Right Honourable Lord Furman, on
FRIDAY, the 25th day of AUGUST, 1865,
For which occasion they have secured the cervices of
THE MAGNIFICENT BAND OF THE GRENADIER GUARDS,
In addition to
MR. EYERS'S CELEBRATED BRASS BAND,
WHEN THE FOLLOWING PRIZES WILL BE GIVEN, SUBJECT TO THE RULES 01
THE SOCIETY:—
PRIZES OPEN TO ALL CLASSES.
a.

Two best cucumbers . .
Two second best ditto .
Two beat vegetable mar-
rows
Two second best. . .
Twelve sallied potatoes
Twelve white kidney ditto
Twelve fluke ditto. . .
Twelve salmon kidney do.
Twelve round white ditto
Twelve round purple ditto
Twelve round red ditto .
Twelve best underground
onions. . . . . .
Twelve best seed ditto .
Six best tripoli ditto . .
Six beat garderi turnips .
Six best garden parsnips .
Six best garden carrots .
Three best garden sticks of
celery . . . . . .
Three second best ditto .
Three beet cos lettuce
Best glass of honey, taken
without destroying the
bees
Miscellaneous collection of
fruit, not less than eight
varieties
Second best ditto . .
WHOLE C TNTY.
FLOWERS.
Best nosegay, tastefully
arranged
Second best ditto . .
Third beet ditto . .
Six beat cut roses . .
One best specimen fuchsia
Second beat ditto . . .
Three best fuchsias (light)
in pots . . . . . .
Three second best ditto .
Three ditto (dark) in pots
Three second best ditto .
Three ditto balsams . .
Three second best ditto .
Twelve beet asters (cut) .
Twelve second best ditto.
Twelve best verbenas (cut)
Twelve second beet ditto
Twelve best holyhocke .
Twelve best dahlias . .
Twelve second best ditto.
Best ornamental design
cut flowers . . . .
Second best ditto . .
Third best ditto . . .
Three best scarlet ger-
aniums . . . .
WILD FLOWERS.
Beet collection of wild
flowers tastefully ar-
ranged
Second best ditto . . .
Third best ditto
Fourth beat ditto . . .
HONEY, &C.
Best glass or aide box of
honey taken without de-
stroying the bees . .
Second best ditto . .
The finest cake of bees
wax not lees than Ilb.
Second ditto 3
Third ditto
EXTRA PRIZES OFFERED TO ALL CLASSES BY FREDERICK GILL AND CO., NURSERYMEN,
BLANDFORD.
Twelve best ... El 0 0 I Six best Fuchsias from cuttings of this Season £0 10 0
No Nurseryman will be allowed to compete for these two prizes.
PRIZE OFFERED BY MR. JOHN DURDEN.
Six best Pompone Dahlias in Pots .. £0 10 0
RULES.
I.—Competition for the Cottager's Prizes will be exclusively confined to Cottagers, Labourers, and Mechanics,
whose Garden or Allotment does not exceed half an acre of land.
2.—A1l articles exhibited for competition, must have been grown by the Exhibitor in his own Garden or
Allotment, and have been in his possession, or under his own charge, for the two months then last past, or have
been raised by him within that period Any infringeinent of this Role will not only disqualify the Exhibitor
from obtaining • prize, but will exclude him from competition at any future exhibition of the Society.
3. —Any greater or less quantity or number of Vegetables, Fruits, or Plants, than is specified in the above list,
or exhibited in a wrong Class, will disqualify such articles for competition.
4.—No Exhibitor will be allowed to take more than one Prize in any one Class; that is, • person taking a first
prise will not be allowed to take a second or third for the same kind of article.
s.—Exhibitors for Prizes are especially requested to give notice of the number of Tickets required to some
member of the Committee, at least two days previous to the exhibition.
6.—Artioles intended for exhihition, must be delivered either the evening previous to the Show, between the
hours of 6 and 9, or on the morning of the Show, between 6 and 10—after which nothing will be received.
7.—A1l productions exhibited shall be considered to entrusted to the care of the Committee until the chse of
the Show, when they will he delivered to the Exhibitors on producing their Tickets ; and no interference with
slloh productions will be allowed during that time, nor can they be removed without especial permission of the
Ctimthittee.
B.—Exhibitors breaking any of the foregoing Rules, shall forfeit the premiums to which they might otherwise
be entitled.
9.—No person, on any pretence whatever, except those whose services are required, will be allowed to remain
in the Tent while the Jtuigea are engaged. The Judges have absolute directions not to make any award in cases
where the articles do not appear worthy of a prise.
Members will be entitled to One Ticket for every ss. subscribed; or a Gentleman and Lady, being Members
of the same family, will be entitled to Tsvo Tickets for 7s. 6d.
The doors will be opened at Terri &cloak for the Admission of Ticket Holders. The Public will be
admitted from Two to Four on payment of 25.; from Four to rive, ls.r after which time, 6d. Children,
Half•priee.
The Distribution of Prizes will be made as follows :—To persons residing out of Blandford, on the Evening of
the Show, at 6 o'clock; to others, on the following morning at 10 o'clock.
go- The Committee will feel obliged to any Friend in thrk town or neighbourhood, whether Subscribers or
otherwise, who will kindly forward on the day of exhibition specimens of Flowers, Fruits or Vegetables,
for the Decoration of the Tents.
Committee.—The Worshipful the Mayor, Mr. H. W. Abbott, Mr. S. Abbott, Mr. Daniell, Mr. H. Darden,
Mr. Fincham, Mr. Groves, Mr. W. Groves, Mr. G. Renville, Mr. R. Look, Mr. T. M. Park, Mr. Shipp.
J. S. DANIELL, Hon. Secretary.
H. DLTIMEN, Hon. Treasurer.
Stibscriptions are now due, and may be paid either to the Treasurer, Secretary, or any Member of the
cemniittee.

r THOMAS & Cos PATENT SEWING
11 1
4,;„!.A.M.EAGHI;irE (mP IVI/Z!.f.MOEXDFAOLA.) 6;6 0s
rW‘CoANTOEOSiv-

TIIE FOLLOWING VALUABLE ARTICLES FOR FAMILY AND DOMESTIC USE
ARS SOLD BY
W. CHICK,
FAMILY AND DISPENSING CHEMIST,
,Opposite the Great Western Railway Station,
FISHERTON, SALISBURY.
AGENT by appointment for Barry Du Barry and Co's Revalenta Arabic& Food; Epps'
Homoeopathic Medicines and Cocoa; Him .laya Tea Company's Tess: The CAuliz. Oporto, and Light Wine
Association, Limited. Sherries. 15s. 61., 20, 25., 280., 365., 40.., and 48i.; Ports, Iss. 6d., Ws., 26a., 288.,
368. 44a., and 604. per dozen • Champagnes in Pints and Quarts; Sparkling Hock, Moeeile, Burgundy, fro. Also
all iinds of British Wines. dhaffin's Remedy for Deaf nees ; English and Foreign Perfumery • Improved Tooth,
Hair, and Nail Brushes in great variety; also Dressing and /snail Tooth Combs. 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; Maocassar Cream for nourishing and strengthening the
Hair ; Quinine Rhatany Dentifrice for clem,sing and preserving the Teeth, ko. Fine Healthy Leeches. Physicians'
Prescriptions and Family Recii, s carefully prepared. Every Drug and Chemical Preparation as directed by the
British Pharmaoopceis. Chick's Circassian Liquid Hair_Dyg, for changing Red or Grey to Brown or Black in a
few minutes. Lamp, Harnesa and Machinery Oils of every desairption. Horse and Cattle Medicines of all kinds,
including every Article connected with the Trade.

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 pana.ge, 18 Guinea', 15 Guineas, and 13
Guineaa ; Steerage ditto to Quebec, 6 Guineas; to New
York, per Grand Trunk Radway, 7 Guinea, ; and pro-
portionally low faros to all other important planes in
Canada and the United States.
Apply to TRIIPSRLITS, CARTZB, and DARKS, 3,
White Lion Court, CornhiD, London, E.C.
Aozw.ra :
wzintouTH • William Roberta and Co., Shipbrokers.
SALISBURY Brown and Co., Canal.
nom B. M. Custard, Savings' Bank.

CENTRAL ADVERTISING OFFICE
SERVANTS, CASTLE -STREET, SALISP"
WII.Td.
ZETA/MUM ID 1836.
J. G. L. GOODFELLOW
BEGs to acquaint the Nobility, Gentry, and
Arbil., generally, that he re now es.rrying on THE
SERVANTS' OFFICE, which his decsaaed father was
the proprietor of for so many yeam, and trusts by pro-
viding Employers staimly and trustworthy Servants, and
Servants Eton' yen, that be might meet with that
liberal support for so many years enjoyed by his deceased
father.
SERVANTS WANTED.—A Good PLAIN COOK,
HOUSEMAID, P R total MAID, CO A CHMEN,
FOOTMEN, and GROOMS, Ate., Re.
Terms 2s. d. with the application, and $ like r
when anited,whien nay be orwavded in
if:II3ERNSET and
comw----

STARCH MANUFACTURERS
TO H.n.11. THE PRINCESS OF WALES,
fLI,LENFIELD PATENT STARCH,
USED IN THE ROYAL LAUNDRY.
The Ladies are respectfully informed the* this %kith
excluairely weed in the Royal Lanniry, sad Her leery i Laundress says, th.t although ohs has triad
Tii,oten. Rice, and other Powder St,rcher, she has
f and none of them squat to the GLENFIELD, which
ei the Fne.t Starch she has ever used.
w, ET ERSPOON Co.. Cit,astiow lien Lneweir.

SPECIAL NOTICE. DUTY OFF TEA.
PHILLIPS dr CO. have again REDUCED all
Plum SIXPENCE PER POUND.
SIRONG BLACK TEAS, Is. 6d., 25., 2s. 6d. to
Mo+t delicious Black Tea now only 3s. 6d. per lb.
PHILLIPS & CO.'s TEAS are BEST and CHEAPEST.
*** Inferior Houses copy this statement for obvious
Memos.
A PRICE CURRENT POST PEEL SUGARS AT MARKET
PRICES.
PHILLIPS & COMPANY, Tea Merchants,
8, KIN . WILLIAM ST., CITY, LONDON, E.C.
PHILLIPS & CO. send Teas, Coffee., and 50k...,
Carriage Free, to any Rsil way Station or Market Town
in England, if to the value of 40s. or upwards.
PHILLIPS & CO. have NO A GENTS.

*nett Photographa are ironderfuL"—T.
PORTRAITS.
25 for EL
12 for 10..
STEREOSCOPIC COMPANY,
54 011EAP8IDE,
(Pb• greRtVIN.II. thTeßgiaof Wales.).
TITOILSON'S PRIZE MEDAL CRINOLINIS.

Trade mark a Crown. Sold everywhere.
XCELSIOR " FAIErLY—SEWING and
-a-,1 EMBROIDERY MACHINES, with Stands to.. complete
from 14 54.; !Simplest, cheapest, and best, for every home.
WRIGHT & MANN, 143 Holborn Bars, London, E.C. Lists free.
W A LKER'S CRYSTAL CASE WATcase
are superseding all others on account of their great
strength In 4 accuracy. Silver from 28 tie. Gold from 415 15a.
58 Cornhill, KC. &!SO Rwnt-st., W. Descriptive Pamphlet free.
'RELIANCE MUTUAL LIFE Assurance
-w-Au SOCIETY, 71 KING WILLIAM ST., LONDON. Established
1840. Sale investments. Moderate premiumkuncressing Profits.
EDWARD BUTLER, Secretary.
X 2 00 ON ACCIDENTAL DEATH,
for /2 a year, at the ACCIDENTAL DEATH
INSURANCE COMPANY, corner of Old Jewry. London,
I. W. ORAN. Secretary
TNVESTMENT for CAPITAL—SHARP'S
-0- RAILWAY, RANTING, MINING, a INVESTMENT
oracutAa Mott-free.)
Should be consulted by the public before investing. Dividends
can be secured from 10 tom per cent. upon the money invested.
It is a safe and reliable guide. Offices, 92 Poultry, tondo's, E.C.
Estct 12 years. Bankers—London end 'Westminster, Lothbury.
lIRADEN's BAKING POVirDER
-A-• is the test ingredient for rendering pastry light and
wholesome whilst it *gym eggs and butter.—Manufactory
STEAM MILLS and W RKS, BERMONDSEY, B.E.
K AMPTITLICON Elastic FLOORCLOTH
BRITANNIA RUBBER AND KAMPIIILICON COM-
PANY, 7$ Cannen-street West, E.C.—Works, Bow-common.
IMITATION JET (Vulcanite).— RINGS,
-w- Chains, Bracelets. Brooches, de., having the beauty of polish
and deepness of colour of jet, without its dangerous quality of
brittleness. BRITANNIA RUBBER AND KAMPTULICON
COMPANY, 72 cannon-street West—Works, Bow-oommon.
IPOR CHE-Alr-WA-I`-CH.,OCES,
GOLD CHAINS, and JEWELLERY, go to KIBBLE'S, 22
Graceehurch-st, City, and at 18 Ludgate-hi% opposite Old Bailey.
50 per cent cheaper than any other house. Gold watches. ZS 15o.:
Silver do., 255.: Gold Chains, from Need. Ever, 17tleta warranted.
200 PATTERNS SILKS,*Post-free.
BLACK BILKS from 18s. ed. tot guineas the diva
COLOURED BILKS FROM 1 GUINEA TO 10 GUINEAS.
NICHOLSON 60 to IS, Saint Paul's Church-yard, London.
Ladies should write for the above before purchasing.
A.TENT FOOD (Dr. Ridge's) for INFANTS
Sold by &lir
and INVALIDS A cooked food. Satisfying, etrengthening,
soothing for infante. Agreeable, digestible, nourishing for
vcab.lidaistiaxTheinbe:t.t.aniedr.che,adpessdt
.fr It or Is. ed.
WHY spend months of suffering & pounds
in
_physic, when LAMPLOUGH'S PYREI/C SKLINE re-
store', health C vigour to the system ? Headache. fevers_thirsa,
and skin affections it cures in a remarkably short time. Sold by
chemists, and the maker, H. lamplough, 11l Holborn-hill, E C.
CRICKET—JOHN LILLYWHITE'S
Cricket Warehouse, Seymour Street Euston Square, NM.
Illustrated price-lists tree.
TRE " CRICKETER'S COMPANION,"
Just Published, 100 Pagel. Postlree, thirteen stamps.
REDUCTION of prices of VULCANIZED
INDIA-Iguana MACHINZBANDA Valves, Washers. Cc. Hoae,
Tubing, Garments; and all articles made in this material. Prices
guaranteed is per cent, below any in the trade, and all Goods
fully warranted.—G. P. Dorxis, Bermondsey Rubber Works, and
7a Upper Thames Street, London. Agents wanted in this district.
11LIIIANOEORTES.—The " COMPRESSED "
-s- in the best for purity, 'power of tone, durability end finish,
and for reasons stated in illustrated List (free) embraces the
most important scientific Sept:dements of the day.-7 Octavos,
311.11, to aft. 8 nigh. PO tote tiling., Sole inventor and manatee-
turer,O. HA.MMN,3lChailotte-st, Pitrroy-equare, London. W.
EfRIFFITHSL _
TUE SAYE MAN. WHO'S GaiTYMIB?
Apply at 4S Cannon -treet West.
Five Hundred New and Second-band Fireproof Safes an Ileta
--TEAS—A Further Reduction of linty.
WEBSTER BROS. ate the best Teas in
London. Good Black, fs.: nnelltrong,lB.sd,
ts, ed.; Choice, St. Ss. td.; Extra fan tiouelionc, Ss. 4d. Orders or
412 earrie said to all parts of kingland ; e 4 Wales. Scotland, k
IrelancL—WEßiTEß BROIL, 30 Boor:Ate-street London, RC.
BOR BAKING POWDER
Ts recommended by the QUEEN'S PRIVATI
MAKVIt and patronired by the ARMY A*D NAVY.
BORWiCK'S makes Bread without Yeast
BAKING Egg.eavveL ui. and Batter.
POWDER Is warranted Vf holesome.
In buying BORWICKII BAKING POWDER take care that
you get A.
As there are several spurious and injurious imi-
tations, see that the words" GEORGE 808.-
WICK are on every Padget.
To be had of aU reepectable Chemists, Grocers. and Corn.
chandlers, in Id., 04, 44., and ed. Packets, and in latent Boxes
ed., ls., 58.64. sad 6a. each. Wholesale of G. BORWICK,Chiswell
Street (late Little Meoritelds). London.
VALE SHERRY at 365. per Dozen,
err 701 A GENTLIMAN'I TABLZ. Bottles anti Cases, in-
cluded. Terms Cash. Poet Orders payable Piccadilly.
SAMPLICS SENT TIPS OF CHARGE
CHARLES WARD & SON
(Ditablialsad upwards of a century?, 1 Chapel Street Week
MAYFAIR., W., LONDON.

BONA FIDE MONEY SPECULATION
£8,000,000 Sterling. guaranteed by Government,
re annusliy divided in monthly allotments in various
ullnel upwards to £50,000 Sterling. An ineeetment of
'1 m.y senora £25,000 Sterling.
For Prosvectue (which will he sent gratis), amity
SINT; Banker, Frs nk tort on-th e- Ma..
ten addressed to him at 8, Three King Coart
eTo bard -orett, London, EC., will be immediately
forwarded.

PETER
PATTERNS PRIX
108 to 108, ROBINSON'S
OXFORD STREET. SILKS.
LONDON.

LDRIDG VS, ST. MA.RTIN'S-LANE, LONDON.
EST A BLISHED 1753.
PUBLIC SALES by AUCTION of HORSE 3
and CARRIAGES at Eleven o'clock on every
VEDNESDAY and SATURDAY. Property mast IA
elivered two days previously, with instructions and
.articulars. Stalls should be ordered a week before
they Sale Day. Accounts paid on Mondays sad Them,
lays, only, from Ten to Four. Remittances to the
otintry, with Account-Sales, on the written regard
1 the Owl er.
Commission, 5 per cent. Forage and Grooms, per
)ay and Night, 4s. Rent of Carriages, Four-wheele
6d.;s. Two-wheel, Is. 64. per week. Hones or
'arriages, Withdrawn or nbt Sold by Auction, la
farness, or Saddle and Bridle, 2s. 6d.; Dogs, Ik-..
locks valued,
N.B.—No Horses received for Private Sale on Com.
oission, and no Dealing allowed on the part of any one
ennected with the Establishment.
WILLIAM FREEMAN.

DENT'S TURRET CLOCKS.
911 HE attention of public bodies, gentlemen
and others, is respectfully requested to the tin.
,rovements made in the oonstruction of Clocks salable
for Stables, Churches, and other lance Buadiugs by ths
late E. J. and F. Dent, Cloek and Chronometer Makers
the Queen, and the late Prince Consort, and waken
d the GREAT ("LOCK for the 1101JSES OF P ARLIA-
NENT, .to. Turret Clocks with Compensaticn
Pendulum, eiijusted for variations of temperature, to
cork the hands of disls of any sire from 1 foot to 30
feet diameter.
DENT, 61, Strand, adjoining Coutt's Bank, and 34
and 35, Royal Exchange, London.
DENT,
CHRONOMETER, . WATCH... AND
10 CLOCK
MAKER
Co the Queen, the Prince of Wales, and the late Prince
Consort, and Maker of the Great Clock for the Hamm
of Parliament,
IL
N VITES attention to the superior Workman.
ship and elegance of design of his extensive Stet
of Watehes and Drawing-room Clocks.
Ladies' Gold Foreign Watches... ... 7 Guinea '.Gentlemen's Gentlemen's ditto .
Ladies' or Gentlemen's Gold English
Lever ditto ... .' . ... 16 ~Gentlemen's Gold Compensation
Balance ditto ... ... 40 „
Silver ditto ditto ...
Marine Chronometers 35 ~
Gold and Silver Pocket Chronometers, Astronomical,
Purret, and Bracket Clocks of every description. An
elegant a.sortment of London-made Fine Gold Abed
and Guard Chains, fgt.
DENT, 61, Strand (adjoining Coutta's Bank); 34 and
35, Royal Exchange; and at the Clock and Marine
Compass Factory. Somerset Wharf. Strand, London.
JOHNSON, JOHNSON &Co's.
PURE UNCOLOURED TEA,
• Is decidedly the Purest
Al 4h. Strongest—Cheapest
and Best—the most
,
WHOLESOME & INVIGORATING.
_ sold in Packets by Agents in every Tows
LOCAL AGENTS.
Weymouth Plowman, confectioner, 94, Bt. MsaYat.
rigwell, confectioner, 14, St. Alliaa's
Row.
Bridport
Poole Atkins, chemist, High-street.
Wimborne Short, chemist.
Christchurch Cox, confectioner.
Lymington Hookey, confectioner, 86, High-irtreet.'
Salisbury R. B. Hardy, chemist, 3, Catherin•streets;
Yeovil Vincent, confectioner, Prinees-knost.
WHOLESALA WARZHOOSIL
17, Blomfield-street, City, London.