The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-10-02 00:00:00

CLEAMMOUNT HOUSE, NEAR WEYMOUTH.
SUPERIOR FURNITURE and EFFECTS, valuable
library et about 2,000 rola. some in elegant bind-
Legs. The libmry tarlatans is oak ; well-made b.ok.
eases sod shelve.; • very rare and valuable 2S-day
clock with illuminated fees and chime.; broom and
ormolu pa chandeliers and bracket.; beautiful en-
gravings in gilt and other frame.; mantel clocks and
rues, barometer, bronzed Agorae, harmonium, iron
and wood garden chairs, stone pedestals and figures,
vivies and pots, cucumber frame and lights, iron roller,
• Bath chair, and numerous other effects.
MR. MILLEDGE bas been favoured with
instructioos to SELL hy AUCTION, without
reserve, on the Premises, on WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER
10th, 1866, and following day, the valuable contents
of the above-seined Mansion, late the property of the
Rev. Jaime COMA D.D., deoemed.
Descriptive Catalogues, 6.1. each. may be obtained of
the Aomosugn three day. before the rale, and the
whole will be on view by only, from 10 to 4
the day prior, and also es the of Sele, oom-
m= St I ;711111114114 Ma day.
74. li.Amities liarava.
Tbawwwelrei)Werlasuth.
GREAT EALING SCHOOL &raiment=
1698. For prospectus address Rev. R.
limns, WA.

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QCOTLAND DESCRIBED A Series of
kj Topographic Sketches of such *eel as may most
interest the visitor; and are so written as to form a
readable book for those who may be suable to stir from
home. By ALLIANDIR MITIRAT, author of "The
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ILLUSTRATED HISTORY OF TIIE
ISLAND OF JERSEY,
With • notiee of the adjacent Islands,
(In the English and French Languages,)
By Jour! SULLIVAN,
Member of the Archmologied Institute of Great Britain
And Ireland, awl of several other Literary Societies in
Europe. Author of several Poetical and Historical
Works.
Under the immediate Patronage of Her Majesty% the
Writs, who has graciously accepted tho dedication of
this important history.
THE Siao of tho Work will be Imperial
Quarto, it will contain a Map of the island, a
View of the Town, and of it. principal Monuments,
also the Manors and several uf the Mansions, Villas,
Sm., &a.
This Work will be published in eight parts, each part
will contain One Chapter. The Price of each will be
7.. 6d.
A Suhecribers' List is open at the office:sof the Church
and County Newspaper Company (Limited), Church-
street, Dorchester.

WACE—HIS WORKS, HIS COUNTRY.
IW J. SULLIVAN (Glace).
Dedicated by Permission to the Loll) Minor or
Pirmosoitouutt.
Will appear shortly.
Price, to Subscribers, in 4to. 511.
Ditto ditto Sem ....... .......4e.
T" profit of this work will be dedicated to
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Gbanoine We.co,in his native isle, Jersey.
Lists of subscribers, whose names are to be printed
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journals, and at all the principal booksellers of the
Paris, Messrs. L. Hachette and Co.
London, Mr. W. Allen, 4 Brydges-etrect, Covent
Garden.
As a proof of the literary worth of this book, we give
the following extract :
"London. May 15th, 1865.
li&fietT WAIN., of Jersey.
The reading of this important work, which took
Dearly two hours, did not for an instant cease to cap*.
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author their thanks for the eminently precious facts and
document, which he had been at the trouble to collect
and, arrange, and who, whilst promising their assistance
for the sumer of his enterprise, are pleased to recognise
in Mr. John Sullivan • learned and conscientious writer,
who pans and merits the affection of all who have the
advantage of knowing him, or of nesding his literary
productions.
Extract from the minute. of the literary seance of
May Ist, St. Martin's-place, 'Trafalgar.square, London.
--j. L Pnotox, Secretary."
An appendix containing copious extracts from the
works of Waco will be added to this work.
"Las CHANTS DE EA PATIII," in Norman verve, by
the same author, in which will be found the amount of
the Queen's visit to Jersey, in 1846, together with an
Elea, in the same tongue, on the death of Albert the
Good, Prince Consort of our Gracious Sovereign, will
shortly appear, and will be printed so as to be bound
with the history of Waco.
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large number of savants who take an interest in Waoe
and his writings.
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_IL SHIRR, WILTSHIRE, AND DORSETSHIRE,
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20..; Non-Subscribers, 2.5 a The Publishers, in submit-
ting the Prospectus of the New Edition of the
Directories of these Counties, respectfully hope for a
continuance of the Patronage of their former Subscri-
bers.
The work will contain a topographical amount of each
Pariah, Village, Hamlet and Township, with its distance
from London and other chief towns, its position in the
Division of the County in which it is situated. Hundred
and Union, and County Court District, and also the
Diocese, Arehdeaconry and Rand Deanery; the Popu-
lation from the Census of 1861 ; Description of the
Churches, with the Value of the Living, the names of
the Patron and Incumbent; the chief Landowners; the
Acreage, notice of Soil and Crops, Local Charities, and
description of the Principal Seats. In the towns are
also given particulars of the Local Government; an
Architectural Description of the Churches and other
Public Building', Chapels of Different Denominations,
Public Schools; Agricultural and Sciectilio Societies
and Meetings, Museums, Theatres, An; • full account
of the Principal Manufactured of which each town is
the seat; the Market., Fairs and liaise; Objects of
Natural Curiosity and Antiquities; Hospitals, Alms-
bouseaand.Charities.
The Directory ot each town comprises Lists of the
Resident Nobility, Clergy and Gentry, and also a List
all engaged in Professional and Mercantile Pursuits, in
Alphabetical Order. Information relating to law and
Publics Offices, Churches and Chapels, the Arrival and
Departure of the Mails and Coaches, Posting Houses,
Commercial Inns, together with particulars respecting
Conveyance by Railway, Water or Land Carriers, will
also be included.
Immediately following will be given an Alphabetical
Arrangement of Names of the Nobility. Gentry and
Clergy, and a General CLessification of Trades,lwhieh
will exhibit all the Persons engaged in any Trade
throughout each County.
The Proprietor. respectfully rope* the favour qf
the gentlemen in their employ being personally sees
on their applying for information, and that the pre-
cise apeJling qf the Name, de., may be give* tot
KW lk Co., Old Beisweil-court, 84. Clements,
Strand, Loudon, W.C.
Removing to Gate-atm* Litman's Inn Fiekla. W.C.

MUDINB muter LIBRARY.
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ALL the beet BOOKS of the Beeson us in
dreelaidos at Mosul West Library. Book
aaeieties, tows awl village libearise, sod reading-room.
Rippli•d OD liberal terma.
a', tOYlleakkon. MoDurs 8.1 L 1 Nhie.ew
Oatord-street. Lemke.

CORN EXCHANGE, DORCHESTER.
MR. W. G. DRYER will SELL by
AUCTION, on THURSDAY, OCTOBER the
4th, 1866, the undermentioned HOUSEHOLD GOODS
and Effects, removed for convenience of sale: Consisting
of 4 French bedsteads ,child's crib, 3 feather beds, hoists,.
amid pillows, wool mattresses, painted washstands and
ware, painted dressing tables, swing glasses, towel
burns, night commode, bedaiie carpet, bed chair, gout
stool, 2 sofas staled with hair, drainer and shelves, oak
humeri, 0 caneasat chairs, 6 rash•eest and three shop
ditto, mahogany dining table with two shifting leaves
and circular suds, mahogany round and dal tables,
8-day clock in ask case, 8-day American ditto, 30-hour
ditto, 2 timepiece., carpet, moreen window curtains
and valance, pier glass, strong kitchen ad other fenders
and flreirons, pictures, paraeln lamp, met of papier-
mgcb6 trays, writing desk, conoertma, set of trays,
electro-plated tea pot, electroplated cruet, pair of
electroplated fish carvers, hall-dosen ivory.bandled
table Faired; and [arks, 6 eleetro-plated table and 6
ditto tesspocsa, bet-water jugs, leeklasts, 2 mats
&sirens awl asiouroms other useful
Sale as Two o'cdoek.

LONDON .081:TR4Y OR
MO.
Oftloss-7, ROYAL EXCHANGE, CORNHILL, and
7, PILL MALL.
Governor—BONAMY DOBREE, Esp.
Sub-Governor—PATßlCK F. ROBERTSON, M.P.,
Eae.
Deputy•Goverrior —RICHARD BAGGALLAY, Ea.
VIRE INSURANCES effected at moderate
.11- rata upon every description of property.
SPECIAL NOTICE.
REDUCTION IN DUTY.—The Directors ere now
prepared to issue Policies insuring every description of
Property, at the reduced Duty of Is. 6d. per Cent. per
Annum. INSURANCES NOW DUE WILL HAVE
FULL BENEFIT OF THE REDUCTION.
No charge for Policy, however small the Sum Insured.
LIFE INSURANCES.
Two-thirds of the grow Profits are given to the
Assured.
The Profits are added u • Bonus to the Policy, or
paid in Cash, or applied to the reduction of the future
Annual Premiums.
THE ASSURED ARE EXEMPT FROM ALL
LIABILITY OF PARTNERSHIP.
NOTICE.—The Printed Receipts for Premium sad
Duty on Policies, is they become due, are ready for
delivery, and are in the hands of the undermentioned
AGENTS:
DORSETS H IRE.
Dorchester ... ...Mr. B. C. Wnton.
Slarecifeed ... ...Mr. John Durden, Grocer.
Bridport .. ...Mr. W. Warr.
BoaritemoariA ...Mr. W. J. Crown, Cebinet Maker.
femme Courtney ...Mr. T. Harvey.
Lyme Regis —Kr. Thomas Brown, Ironmonger.
Pickiktoins .. —Mews. W. k J. Denman, Troy.
town, Dorchester.
Poole ... ...Mr. George Bargery, Cashier.
Pori/acid ......Mr. .1. C. Lino, Merchant.
Merton's ... ...Mr. J. Kidd, Schoolmaster.
Weyneouth ... ...Mr. John bundle, jun., Wine and
Spirit Merchant, 4,5, and 6,
Maiden-street.
Witatorne .. ...Mr. F. H. Fanner, Solicitor.
Wareham ... ...Mr. C. B. Barfoot, Grocer.
VACANT AGENCIES.
The Corporation are reedy to receive Applications for
Agencies in Towns and Districts of the County in which
UN Office is not at present reprevented.
JOHN LAURENCE, Secretary.

_koo w
evi/OXY 000 HAVE been paid am
aki/
COMPENSATION FOR
ACCIDENTS OF ALL KINDS,
PT THI
RAILWAY PASSENGERS' ASSURANCE
COMPANY.
Invested Capital and Reserve Fund, £50,000, Annual
Income, £35,000.
An Ann's',! Peyment of ES to £0 be, wean* £l,OOO
in ease of Death, or gti per week, while taut zip by
Injury.
Per Particulars apply to the Local Agents, at the
Railway Stations, and Odlow-64, CORN lILLL, and
10, RECENT-STREET.
WILLIAM J. VIAN, Secretary.
C. 000 D, Old Bank, AGENT for DORCHESTER.
Agent for Weymouth, Mr. Robert Oilley, Manage
Dorsetshlre Bank • Yeovil, Mr. Fester, Bristol and
Evoker Rawer RlA:ttoo.

GUERNSEY AND JERSEY.
SUMMER SERVICE.
rriHROUGH 001DfUNIOATION
• I. between the GREAT WESTERN
RAILWAY and the CHANNEL ISLANDS
by every Train to WEYMOUTH and from
WE ` 0 TEI HARBOUR every MoirDAT, Wzons-
DAT and FRIDAY, it 6.0 e.ee. by fast Mau Steemeni,
returning train JERSEY and GUERNSEY every
TOVIDAT. THEIL/DAT, and SATURDAY. The shortest
sea ramp is by the Weymouth route. See Great
Western Penny Time Table,.
J. MAUNDERS, Manager.
Weymouth, May, 1866.

STEAM FROM LIVERPOOL TO NEW YORK
EVERY WEDNESDAY,
AND FROM QUEENSTOWN EVERY THURSDAY.
ATATIONAL STEAM ?TAW-
.... 1.11 GATION COMPANY (Limited)
V 16.
The new full-powered British Iron
Screw Steam-ships
Ships. Tons. I Ships. Tons.
Pleuras (Building) 3200 HILVRTIA, Ogilvie .- 3125
r im, Grogan
Grace 3400 VIRGINIA, Procne ... 2876
glum, Cutting 3200 DRIMARN, Thompson 2870
SCOTLAND, Hall
Will be despatched from Liverpool to New York as
follows:—
DENMARK WZDNINDAT, Oct. 3rd.
VIRGINIA WRDWITIDAT, Oct. 10th.
LOUISIANA WIDNINDAT, Oct. 17th.
And from Queenstown the following days.
The Saloon accommodation on board these Steamers
Is very superior. Rate of Passage from Uverpool to
New York, Fifteen Guineas. Return Tickets, Malty-
Eve Guineas.
There is excellent accommodation for Steerage
P and • fall supply of Cooked Provisions
servedaeag up the Company's Stewards.
Passengers booked through to Aspinwall,—San
Fransisco,—the inland towns of Canada and the United
&Mee on favourable terms.
For Freight or Peewee apply to THE NATIONAL
STEAM NAVIGATION CO., (Limited,) 14, The
Albany, Oldhalletreet, and 58, Waterloo-road, Liver.
pool ; or, to N. and J. COMMIS and KM., Queens.
town.

LIRE DKRIOK FOOT, AllOnottilM,
.1.. MINERAL VALUER, sad OOMILIEEKIE
AGENT, DORCHESTER.
VALUATIONS far ADNINFITRATION

DCIRSILT, WILTS AND SOBEIMSBT
clitlitoll AND COUNTRY NEWSPAPER
COMPANY (Unsaid).
United Circulation for advertising, 12,260 weekly.
W. WALLACE FY FE, Managing Director
Hood Offioe, Churehetreet, Dorchester.
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DORSETSHIBIL
I. Dorset County Espress,
And Agricultural Gazette. Cash Price 2c1.; Stamped, 311.
Established October 9, 1866.
2. Weymouth, Portlead, sad Dorchester Telegram.
Price One Penny.
Advertisementa moat be forwarded to the Chief Office
not later than Wednesday Morning.
& Bridport, Beaminsier, and Lyme Right Tolerant.
New General Advertiser fcr Dorset, Sonweest, sot
Published every Thursday. Prise 0.8
F. Tasks!, Llbeerlen.
_
4. Ringwood, Medford and Wimborne, Telegram,
And Hampshire, Wilts, and Dorset Advcether.
Published every Thursday. Pnee One Penny.
District Manager—Mr. C. W. Millard, Telegram
°floe, Blandford, Dorset.
Poole, Bournemouth, and Christchurch Edition
of the Telegram. Id.
Sydenbasn's Libraries, Poole end Bournemouth'
and G. Kendall, Telegram Agent, Pa:ketone.
WILTSHIRE.
6. Wiltshire County Telegram,
And Salisbury Advertiser.
Pobliabed every Friday. The popular advertising
medium in fielisbury.
District Office—Castle-street, Salisbury. Agent, Mr.
Wapshare.l
SOILERBET3BIRS.
7. Western Flying Post.
Estriblished 1136.
The oldest newspaper in the Wert of England.
Published at Yeovil, every Monday Evening, in time
for post, Price 2d. and Al.
S. Yeovil and Somerset Times,
Established 1736.
Published at Yeovil every Friday, Price Id.
Direct, " The Manager." Western Flying Poet, YeciviL
Office for Flying Post Advertisements—Mr. C. Marsh,
rrinter, Middle-street, Yeovil.
9. Sherborne and Dorset Mercury. Id.
10. Winoanton, Castle Cary, and Bruton Flying
Post. Id.
11. Somerton, Langport, and Long Sutton Flying
Poet. Id
12. Crewkerne, South Petherton, and Martook
Flying Post Id.
13. Dminster, Chard, and Axminster Flying Poet.
id.
14. Shepton Mallet, ld kisomer Norton, and Proms
Flying Post. Id.
15. Taunton, Wellington, and Wivilisoombe Flying
Poet. Id.
16. Highbridge, Burnham, and Bridgewater, Flying
Post. 14. Agent, Mr. J. G. Goodfellow, New Town,
Highbridge.

TO THE FARMERS Or SOMERSET,
DORSET, AND WILTS.
Wincanton, September, 186&
GENTLEMEN, —IN INTRODUCING
MY PORTABLE f3TEAM THRASHING
MACHINES this season, I beg most naspeetfully to call
year attention to another Now R•lleese.power set, which
combines every improvement porible, in addition to the
three other sets that have already come under the notice
of the public generally. The Engine was made by the
mine makers as the last (No. 3) viz., Mews. Brown and
May, Devises, who undoubtedly are the best makers;
and it is • well-krown fact that Engines of their make
o.usume Ole learnt quantity of imals, therefore they
Lvo surpassed.
The Machine contains every known improvement,
Including • Smatter, which no doubt will be of very
groat service this year.
At the same time I beg to inform you that I have
purchased a new Seed Sheller, which I shall lot out on
hire the ensuing mason.
&inciting your esteemed favours,
I am, Gentlemen,
Yours very respectfully.
JAMES HAREEM.

TO AGRICULTURISTS, ENGINEERS,
MILLERS, AND OTHERS.
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IMPORTANT NOTICE.
ELIHEr HARRIS,
CORN AND SEED MERCHANT,
AND GENERAL COMMISSION AGENT,
WHITECHURCH, HENSTRIDOE, SOMERSET,
TS now prepared to deliver, on the shortest
.l. notice, any quantity o
Peter Lawson and Son's Phospho Guano.
Coveney's Patent Economical Manure.
Long's Non-Poisonous sheep-Dipping Composition.
I.,mgs Maggot Lotion.
Welch'. Fly and Lear Powder.
Harris's Infallible Soraio Oil, for Sprains, Bruises, k .
Harris's Infallible Heal-All for Cele, Some, Ac.
Machine Belts, Straps, and Mill-Banda, in leather
(Turner's Patent).
Belt, Strap, and Mill-Bend Leas.
Vulcanised India-Rubber, in evory form.
Mechankel Artioles, Hoes Pipes, Machine Belle.
Valves, Steam Packing, Bags, Floor-Cloths, Waal,
proofs, Airprools, Elasfie Fabrics, Waterproof
Horse Clothing, au, Ac., he.
Jones and Son's Ales, Beer, As.
E. H. in calling attention to the above, hep to state
that he is selling the whole of the above oa commission,
direct from the best nianufacAories, at Manufactured
prices.
E. H., has also, through the solicitation of several
gentlemen, opened a REGISTRY for HOLUM. All
parties, therefore, having horses to dispose of, or
requiring hones, should communicate with him.
N.Lt.—A. capital Thrashing Masan° and Clover
Sheller lent on hire.

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aT PERUVIAN GUANO.
MESSRS. .8001 T RELF'S SUPERPHOSPHATE
AND OTHER MANURES.
OIL CARE STORES.
LIENRY TAYLOR, 44, Souvw-writzwr,
bowmen&
Renown, Corn and Manure Drills--Btemn
Engines and Machines by Clayton, Shattlaworth, and
Co., Brown and May, and other eminent Makers.—
Fowler'., Howardi, snd Smith's Steam Ploughs and '
Cultivators.—Wood's and other Mowing and Reaping
Machines—Horse 'token and Haymakers.
THORLEY'S FOOD FOR CATTLE;
Gore and Flour Sacks; India Rubber Rick and W
Covers ,• Cart Gross.; Machine Olin; Gotta PeS
India Rubber, •n I Leather limed.; India Rubber
Untie Pemba 'lubüig, El.
AGIUCULTUR&L DIPLFMENTS
Of every deseriptioe, with the Leteet Improvement.
Garrett'., and Priest and Con. Economic Turnip
and Manure Drills.
SWEDE, TURNIP. MANGOLD, 4 OTHER BERL*
Of the best quality.

NEW EDITION:
LAVERTON & CO.'S
ENLARGED
gltustratcb 6iat 1
CONTAINING
306 ENGRAVINGS
OF HOUSEHOLD
FURNITURE,
trarycLi, ilraperits, ;
With PILICIA and E.TINATIN for Furnishing
U.. Corr Aug, VILLA, or M•Xsioll.
SENT POST FREE.
THE STEARI.CABINET WORKS,
SS & 87, Maryport Street,
BRISTOL

ALDRIDGES, ST. MARTIN'S-LANE, LONDON.
PUBLIC BALES by AUCTION of HORSES
and CARRIAGES at Eleven o'clock on every
WEDNE4DAY and SATURDAY. Property mus
delivered two days previously, with instructions and
particulars. Stalls ahould be ordered • week before
either Sale Day. Accounts paid on Mondays and Thurs-
days only, from Ten to Four. Remittances to the
Country with Aceountaelee, on the written request
of the Owl er.
Commission, 5 .per sent. Forage and Grooms, per
Day and Night, 4s. Rent of Carriage', Four-wheels
ta Id.; Two-wheel, Si. Od. per week. Horses or
Carriages, Withdrawn or not Sold by Auction, 15e. ;
Harness, or Saddle and Bridks, Sm. Gd.; Dogs, 10a—
Stocks valued.
N.B.—No Horse. received for Private Sale on Co..
Warden, and no Dealing allowed on the part of any one
connected with the Establishment.
WILLIAM FREEMAN.

gr MA L'HOIIIME Is ensiled to ego, to his Apical
Meal friends prime COTTONUAKE at 945 1.
per ton, /OS COL
--••••••••
OCIALI4, WATAL.4,34, TIMBER.
•
W. L'HOMME,
HAVING succeeded to the Business for
many years carried on by the DORCHESTEE
COAL COMPANY, begs to inform the public
generally that it is his inteation invariably to keep
a Stook of tie best quality of each description of Coals,
Slates, and Timber, and to sell at such prices as he
hopes will secure him a large share of public patronege.
£s.d.
Best Fletton's Walbiend 1 5 0 per km.
Beet Forest of Dean (strongly recom-
mended for drawing-room purposes) 019 2 ..
Bull* Rubble 0 18 4
Best Radstook 0 17 6 „
Small Radstook 0 10 10
Newport and other Smiths' Coal ... 1 0 0 „
Beath Calm 0 18 4 „
The above Priooe apply to Dorchester, Fordi=l
Weymouth, and Maiden Newton. Coals will be
One Shilling per Too for delivery in any part of
Dorchester and Fordlngton.
A large and varied assortment of Tama, DEALS,
SLATES, and other BUILDING MATERIALS. a
greatly REDUCED PRICES.
INK

DEPORTMENT, DANCING, AND CHEST
EXPANDER EXERCISES.
IL F. W. SMITH will resume his
Clamed for the ensuing quarter on THURSDAY,
OCTOBER 4th, and following days., at the usual pleas
of attondsnee. Mr. Smith visits WITMOOTE, YEOVIL,
BHIHbOrtEL, Puma, WAREHAM, DORCBEEIIOI, Ac.,
A Morning Academy et the BORDOI/ Horn, Way-
month, every Friday morning, at 12, and at Mr.
Surrn's residence, Dorcheaster, on Thursday at 11.
Select Classes formed on application, also Evening
Assemblies for Adults.
Dorchester, September, 1866.

LOVERS OF MUSIC who want Original
Songs or Pianoforte Pieces, exclusively their own
and written in any style they prefer, may have words
mit to musk, or airs arranged as pieces, or difficult
made made easy, by forviarding 36 stamps with
directions as to style, key, ke., to HIIIII ALTNACIft, 10,
Manor-road, Lewisham•rosid, London, 8.5. Muria
lessons on any piece by letter; also compositions
corrected on tbe same terms.
Shortly will be pablished "Douglas, Douglas, tender
and true," by Bernh. Alibaus, word by the author of
"John Halifax, gentleman."

MUSIC SALOON,
CORNHILL, DORCHESTER.
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&round Hand PIANOFORTES and HARMONIUMS,
lately returned from Hire, are offered for Cash at •
great reduction from the original pries. A sir.octave
mahogany cottage Pianoforte, E 6. Osk Harmoniums
ES. Pianofortes for Hire, from Si. per month.
131 A NOFORTER and HARMONIUMS,
T —lb., for limy, ypaeft..
without any further payment, the Instrument becomes
the property of the Hirer.
New Pianofortes on these terms from £2 2s.
quarter.
Musical Instruments of every description at the lowest
Cash Prices.
German, Organ, and Celeste Concertinas, in great
variety, from 2a.
New Music at half the marked prise.
PIANOFORTES AND HARMONIUMS LENT ON
HIRE, TUNED, REGULATED, AND
REPAIRED.
New IPubliceitions added every week to the Circulating
Music Library. Terms of Subscription LI 1.. per
Doom.
MUSIC SALOON, CORNHILL, DORCHESTER.
MIL J. ROBINSON, Professor of Musk,
d Choir Master (of All Saint.').Saint.').Cornhill?r= anester, gives Lessons on the Organ,
Harmonium, Pianoforte, condertins, Cornet and
Singirt
CH iftfi ORGANIZED AND TNEFRUCTED.

DORSET DINING ROOMS.
A LL Persons VISITING 8013THAMIPTON
IX (either on Business or Pleasure) should also Visit
the DORSET DINNER, TEA, and COFFEE ROOMS
at 2, Upper East-street, 2 doors below All Saints'
Church.
Fuze Ales. Good Beds. Charges strictly moderate
JOHN ALLEN. Proprietor.

CHAMPAGNK for Supper 21e. ; for dinner
Mo., 300., 320., 340. Choquot 64.. Claret, 125.,
Ws., 20s. Priee Lists post free.
HAIG & Co.
No. 7, AROTLI. STRUT, OXFORD Creme, LOBIDOS, W.

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FROM HIS ORIGINAL RECIPE.
1101 IE BEIWINE WITHOUT TIIE TRADE RARE.
Th
Thule Supplied, Carriage Paid to all Railway
Patione.
For PRICE LIST and other Particulars applp
to the
WEYMOUTH MINERAL WATER WORKS
clr D. L. rall, Firtiodor attention to the soperiorlip
of the Weymouth Soda Water Lamonadik
suanufaetured solely by him.

NOTICE.
District Office of tho " DORSET
A COUNTY EXPRESS" and "TELEGRAM"
NEVI:RATIOS is Removed from Eastaitest, Mend.
ford. to DAMORY COURT STREET.
Orders received by Mr. C. Itos, Saddler. opposito the
Ober&

NOTICE OF REMOVAL.
JOHN SMITH",
HORSE CLIPPER, GAS SINGER, AND COLT
BREAKER,
BEGS to thank his friends and patrons for the
fibrosis conferred on him daring the past 17 plar:s_
and to inform them that he ham taken CONVENIENT
PREMISES in the ANCHOR GATEWAY, SA LIS-
BURY•STREET (oppeethe Mr. R. Domeney's), where
he hopes by strict ateantion to business to merit their
patrons(' and support as bersteAus.

SO UTH-W ESTERN RAILWAY.
WEYMOUTH, DORCHESTER, POOLE. CHRIST-
CHURCH, ko., TO LONDON.
ON MONDAY, Bth and 15th OCTOBER,
a SPECIAL TRAIN will leave WEYMOUTH
and the undermentioned Menem for LONDON, se
follow,:
Tiekets will be available to robins tbe Satur-
day or the Saturday week following the date of lane,
but only on these days and only by the Excursion
For time of Return Train ase below.

Fares le Leedom
sad bed
Time 14 01. Cd. SA .
Leese A.U. a. & s. 4.
7.20 90 12 6
DOraill6lll • . • 7.45 90 12 0
. . 7.3/ 18 US
...a.:-
us 4.20 2 11 6
la 4'
2001. . . . . 8.15 18 1 8
Pools JuDation . . 6.35 17 1 3
Wimborua . . . 8.50 17 1 0
Christchurch . . . 6.25 16 9
Rtngwood . . . 6.38 15 6
Helmsley. . . . . 9.34 14 0
Arrive Loudest (Watades Map) about 1.36 p.s.

Children under three ysan, free; three to twelve
hall-price. Only one article allowed as Iqgae to each
passenger. The Tickets are not tranderble, are
available only at the Sietions named upon them and by
the Excursion Trains there and back.

MINION.-. 11: W., by IIYZOLILL .IPPOINTWZNT
J.
the MINOS OF WALE&
blIN6Ol‘. J. W.. lg. Old Bood-etrest, boxing ra,
13 constructed then isognillosat premises, invites au
FACIOILT tar CLOOn
LP sad WATtIIIII, le and SO, Locipte Hill.
BENSON. J. W., is, Wastbournagrove.

Bzirrimwgl"3l"".l3l2lLnii•AC"ft "rh;
PRlrrus OF w
IVNI)N J. ET.,YRAEER of the CASKET pretented
the City of London to H.R.H. PRINCE ALFRED.
WINDOW, I. W., PRIER MEDAL. LONDON, Cho Va.

d. W.
DON Clii. 1L
B RUM J. W., HAAB orilie
I which lb. DERBY Is TIMED.
.BENSON,I. W., HAKIM or the OitBAX cLooK
the EXHIBITION 1111.
lIIINSOWS Watch Pamphlet, lUsetrerai, on every eOO-
- drug:Bon or Watch, with their Prim I,Pett 'Wk.&
VINSON'S WATCH as are lent to all pasts or the
World WI by post.
VINSON'S WaTell&i,—Gold and buyer. at We to 11
Guinea& -

THE; TRUTH THE WHOLE TRUTH AND
NOTHING BUT THE TRUTH!!
EVANS'S
PECTORAL COUGH PILLS,
A certain and immediate cure for Coughs, Colds,
Asthma Shortness of Breath.
TIIHESE invaluable Pills afford instantaneous
1 relief and effectual cure to most of the distressing
symptoms incidental to any affection of the Lunge, which
by neglect, so often lead on to Inflammation, nscitup-
bon, and other fatal Disorders. The following Testi-
monials are out of BONE HUNDREDB which could be
Trialed, showing their value and efficacy.
IMPORTANT TESTIMONIALS.
Fordington, Dorchester, October 27th, 1864.
81s.,—For twenty years I bad suffered from • most
severe and distressing Cough. In the winter before last.
I suffered more severely than over. For six months I
laid down in bed. I thought myself rapidly
sinking to the grave. My husband was completely
worn out for want of rest. All I took in tU way
of medicine was of no avail.
By chance (by Providence I would rather say,) be was
persuaded to get a Box of your Cough Pills. The first
night I took one I found relief. I coughed but little
the second, the third Mill leas, and the fourth night,
not at all: the flict night's rest I had bad for six
months. In a very short time my Cough was completely
cured, and I passed through last •inter without any
Cough at all.
This is a statement of simple's/ids which I beg you to
make nee of in any way you think proper.
Yours respectfully,
FRANCES RIGGS.
Dorchester.
"For two or three years I suffered constantly from
the most violent and distressing Cough. I was ream-
mended to try your Pectoral Cough Pills—l did so, and
immediately found relief; and last winter, which was a
very severe one, I did not suffer from my Cough at all
and WU now perfectly well—perfectly oared.
July 11th, 186 A MARY ANN ROLLS.
INOM A CLERGYMAN.
"A poor Parishioner of mine who is • very pros..
sufferer, says she cannot live without your Cough Pills.
Please send me a box."
FROM AN IMPLGTEN.
"Your Cough Pills relieved my Cough immediately.
I gave some to one of my men whose Cough was like the
hoarse barking of a great dog, fearful to bear; wo amid
none of us sleep for it. Six Pills cured him. I can'
tell you how many I eared with that one box."
1021 • GENTLEMAN.
"Your Fills are perfectly wonderfuL I found relief
Instantly ; men_ a box for me to cosigned address of •
friend in Loud
"Your Cough Pills cured my Cough immediately."
Mrs. BEDFORD, Woodeford.
These Pills do not purge, noract on the Bowels at all.
Prepared only by A. J. EVANS (late Frond),
Chemist, Dorchester.
;Sold in Bolas 74d., Is. led., and 9d. each.
TO MOTHERS AND DAUGHTER&
FROUD'S BENEDICT FILIAL
FOR FEMALES ABOUT THE MIDDLE AGE
OF LIFE.
riastlul
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Lios oo Medicine (
tor; i.pnwpeti
tons justly
ick douc ci.lAopcbrai.7. tor k
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all
of
Spirits, and all occurring irreguLsrities in the Female
System, at • certain period of life. Sold in Boles at
le lid. alai.
prepsrsd only by A. J. EVANS. Chemist. Dorchester

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THE PRESTON ROAD NITIMERIES, YEOVIL, SOMERSET.
HAVING DISPOSED OF THE ABOVE NURSERIES to Mr. THOS. SAMPSON, I Iwo
now to thank the Public for thelliberal patronsge bestowed upon me, and to solicit for the present
Proprietor, a 000tinuaoos of the same.
(Siined) PETER DRUMMOND.
September 12th, 181111.
T. SAMPSON
BEGS TO INFORM THE PUBLIC THAT HE HAS
PURCHASED THE STOCK.IN-TRADE OF THE ABOVE NURSERIES,
And hoses to merit a eontinuanos of that liberal support feemerly bestowed as DRUMMOND) k Co.;
guaranteeing eentinuanee of the same advantages, by offering good articles at the lowest poesible prseesi; having
ARRANGED THE MANAGEMENT WITH MR. PETER DRUMMOND, LATE PROPRIETOR,
, who will, in every instance, attend to all orders received with the greatest oare and attention.
All business letters to be addressed to Mr. Pim DRIMINOID Manager.
THOMAS 84MPSON
(LATE DRUMMOND AND CO.)
Have now to offer au
UNRIVALLED COLLECTION OF DUTCH BULBS sad other FLOWERING ROOTS,
of the very best quality, at the lowest prices, catalogues of which esn he obtained free on application.
The season for planting is now at hand, and intending Purchasers are INVITED TO AN INSPECTION of
the select stock the Nureeries contain, *Desisting of Ornamental Couiferoua Trees, Fruit Tree., Heerirrere and
Deciduous Trees, Forest Trees, Roses, Flowers of every description, and every requisite for the Farm and Garden.
CHOICE HOT-HOUSE GRAPES, 2a, 6d. per lb.

RICHARD GARRETT AND SONS, LEISTON WORKS,
SUFFOLK.
-
PATENT DRILLS, HORSE HOER, AND
• MANURE DISTRIBUTORS,
el .
Ant- -,e - •
4 B ' - , t
• •• - For the Present Season, me considerably reduced In pries,
while they are greatly increamed in cflkiency by the addition of
", ' -,' •
..„.. ...... . ill , PATENT IMPROVEMENTS,
' ii,r, Which obtained the First Prises for the Patentee at the
, SP Plymouth Royal Agricultural Show, INA
' • 4
-...- PORTABLE WWI ENGINES. AND PATENT VON-
/MOW THRASHING MACHINES; FIXTURE STRAY
_ -- - ENGINES, BOILERS AND SAW BENCHES.
PATENT_ ,_PLIFFOLK. LIGHT OCCUPATION, GENERAL PURPOSE and II t HOBE DRILLS, MANURE
DISTRIBUTORS, and gem other kind of Agricultural Implements, of First-dam Construction,
always ready for prompt delivery at
LEISTON WORKS, SUFFOLK.
Drllls, Sc., constantly kept in Stock by Mr. Fasimuct Um, Wimborns, and Sc. HIM Tenon, 44, South
street, Dorchester.

FLY, MAGGOT, AND SCAB IN SHEEP.
ROME'S BATH, FOR DIPPING OR WARHING SHEEP AND LAMBS,
PREPARED ONLY BY R. M. ROME, CHEMIST, LANGHOLM, N. H.
—_T
H,5
is sensard tat:hoer,
all ic.lndseffaeotal rewps:stion for preventing Skii attack of
and promotes the growth of wool salid preserves it beautifully white. Thhich Bhsep aereßV is free' it nourishes
preparation of mercury, may be applied with safety at any sesame of the year, and upon 'beep of any
age; no harm can possibly Lappen them if the simple directions upon each peekage are attended to.
The Cost of 'lipping with flosses Bath is (including every requisite) about Si. pot 1W; or zi per 1,000.
For pouring. shout di. per 100. The Scab Mixture comes a little higher.
The DIPPING Composition is sold in packets, sufficient for 50 sheep, at Is. Bd, each.
BATH for POUI:IN 0, in packets sufficient for 25 'beep, in. ,and for 50 sheep, in. M.
BATH for BOAR in Sheep. Packets sufficient for 2's sheep, is. 3d. and for 50, 2.. 6d.
FOOT ROT MIXTURR A safe and efficacious remedy; in bottles, with ample directions, at Is. and 2s. 6d.
sash.
The Sale of Rome's Bath lias so much increased during the past year, end its value being so much rliddishsd,
be does not think it meowry to publish the long list of Testimonials which be pomace', but they can be Lad
on application. • When oed,,ing, plesse say whether for Dipping Of Pouring.
Agents wanted in an the 'Pastoral Districtsin Eagisod where not already appeick„A. A liberal commimic.
allowed. ATTLT TO
R. M. ROME,
PHARMACEUTICAL CHEMIST, LANGHOLM, N.B.

HAWKES AND SPENCER'S
NEW PATENT CHAIN CORN DRILLS,
WHICH attracted ao much attention at the SALISBURY SHOW should be ordered at ones
to seam, delieery this season. H. and S. wid make arriingeinents with s LOCAL MAKES that
PATENT RAIN BOXEtt way he fitted to DRILLS already in use.

E. CAMBRIDGE AND Co.'s
(LATE W. C. CAMBRIDGE
sa CELEBRATED PATENT PRIZE COMBINED TINE AND
CHAIN HARROW
11111 11,1111 'n Reeeieet
the
leetia!driz:eyette sibcer7l7l]tileloAftgehlyitll'rel Inmen4
when
rionitural Society's Show, Newcastle, 1864. wt. n no prize'r wee'reendofferedd fhoe Royil Chain
• esia
•maaaaillhavv.v.. Harrows,
*.r
As a Rush Harrow for Pasture Land, Rubbing Down &tenure, Scratching up
.1114.0:111Pswilirvv...w. Moss, Ito., it is unrivalled.
422)01353122,.41 It does its work better, and reliereeitael as well at the ordinary Chain Harrows
'3,3l2.ol4l'3l.llrierivi: when collecting Couch or Twitch Gress.
•I
It is also used for working down Land that has been Ploughed in with Fans
alta.mill/Plar•ww.Yard Manure, making a fleet-rate Seed Bed withoot disturbing the Manure, and is
'aia a giaisisies It
for heeling Seed or Grain, leaving a firm. line filth, rush as cannot be
Astaatakata.a,a brisiUed with any other implement
18/.4,44,a al MAX DRUMM TM TO MIT RTATIOR.
a. 1131.
Catalogues with Prices, ke., on application.
t
ST. PHILIPS IRON WORKS. BRISTOL

E R. AND F. TURNER,
ENGINEERS, MILLWRIGHTS, FOUNDERS, BOILER MAN.ERB, AND
GENERAL MACHINISTS.
BT. PETER'S IRON WORKS, IFSWIcii.
,
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BEG to offer their PORTABLE STEAM ENGINES at the very reduced prices 'yea in
the list below. The high character of their Engines, for Quality of Workmanshigand Material, E.oaosuy
and Efficiency they intend fully to maintain.
E E
2-bore. Power
3 Pt Pt
4 „ „ 1"
I 8 ~
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5 ~ , l6O 10 ~„
PORTABLE THRASHING MACHINES of the Most Approved Construction.
Patentees and Manufaeturers of
ROAD LOCOMOTIVE OR TRACTION ENGINES.
R. R. and F. Turner's Horizontal Stationary Engines, from four to 26-horse power, have been ensiled
in numerous Corn Mills, and for other purposes in various parts of England am well as on the Continent of
Europe, all of which give the most perfect satisfaction.
Makers of the Celebrated Corn and Seed Crushing Mills, Grinding Mills, Oiloake Breakers, and other
Indoor Agricultural Machinery; also of Hydraulic Rams, Oil Mill Machinery, Flax Seeding and Wet Rolls,
Circular Sawing Machinery, Mortar Mills. kn.
or Plans and Eatimates for Mill Machinery of all deleriptions, arrangement of Farm Machinery, kr-
ILLONTRATILD CATALOOO/LB ON APPLLICATION, AT IRS WORKS, IPSWICH, Oft AT THZIR LONDON 0117101, b 2
ORAORCHURCIUSTRIST.

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THEDuty being Reduced RORNIMAR'S
PURE TEAS are now E 1011 T•P EN CE
CHEAPER.
TEA formerly 31. 4d., REDUCED to 2& fid.
TEA formerly 3s. Sd., REDUCED to 3s. Oil.
TEA formerly Is. Od., REDUCED to 31. 4d.
TEL formerly 4s. 4d., REDUCED to 35. Bd.
Two ounce. quarter, half, and pound peelrete
All GENUINE FACKETB are signed,
Afruoili4a LONDON.
ORIGINAL IMPOWFERI3 OF THE PURE TEA.
AGENTS IN Tais DISTRICT :
Ibbearierp Wand.
Briflpert Uwe and Co., Reatetreet,
Beassimagr Oliver, Forrdreet. .
MensVoral ..... Glyde.
Hire sin.
Owns 456w0 B pane* Lonnetreer.
DORCHESTER
High-Fest-street.
Dunster, Broed-siree4
retriGewsoisd Watts
PiddleirentAide Bymes.
Pads Green, Highetrest.
WareAsen Beet:
wsrmourm
Wiasbawsi
Weuerberne
roma
Yetssissaler
to

SECURITY OF PREMISES, however 6:-
lowly°. The attainment of this object is
onhenced by the use of moms PATENT MIX-
•ELE TELL-TALE, which, at isonsiderably loss si•
paws than the uiethod usually employed, famish's a
perfect tidewater of the Watchman's Duty, without the
neorelty of any Co' sedent..l Aupennte.d.ut wheAevor.
A full printed dissortption see be °balsam' of E. DRAT
k Co. Watch and Clock Makers to the qtatin sad
H.E.FI. the Prince of Wales, 61, Strand ladfoiniag
(JoutAd Bank). 34 and 36, Royal Kialnange. lantlnn

DENTS TURRET CLICK&
ryiHE attention a Public Bodies, Gentle-
I men, and others la respectfully requested to the
improvements mail° in the 001111iftlail011 of Clocks suit-
able for Stables. Churches, and other large BuiWogs,
by the late E. J. DENT k F. Din?. Clock and Chrono-
meter Makers to the Qom,* and the late Prints Coneart.
and Makers of the GREAT CLOCK fur tits HOUSES
oI PARLIAMENT, ko.
Turret Clocks with CoWrznearriat Punozon, ad-
justed for variations of temperature. to work the hands
of Dials of any size from 1 foot to 30 feet in thame•er.
DENT, 61, Strand (aljoining CAmtt's Bank), and 34
arid 36, Royal Ezsbange, Loaders.

DENT,
CHRONOMETER, WATCH AND CLOCK
MAKER
To the Qtieen, the Prinos of Wales, and the late Prises
Consort, and Maker of the Cheat Clock for he HOOIIIIO
of Parliament,
INVITES attention to the superior Workman-
I. ship and elep,nce of design of his extensive Stock
of Watches and Drawing-room (lock'.
Ladies' Gold Foreign Watches... ... 7 Guineas.
Gentlemen's ditto .. .. 10 ,
aches' or Gentlemen's Gold English
Lever ditto
entlemen's Gold Compensation
Balance ditto ... .•• ... 40 „
Silver ditto ditto E 5 „
re Chronometers ... ~
and Sayer Pocket Chronometers, Astronomical
t, and Bracket Clocks of every description.
elegant assortment of London-male Fine Gold Albert
nd Guard Chains. kn.
DENT, 61, Strand (adjoining Coutte's Bank); 34 and
36, Royal Exchange; and at the Clock and Marine
Compass Factory. Scenarist Wharf. Strand. London.

DB. KING'S DANDELION k QUININE
LIVER PILLS.
prig bat remedy for Han, Wind indigestion,
J. Cairene., Piles, Headsets', Sickness, Giddinee,
Fluttering of the Heart, Herrman', Loss of Appetite,
Flatulence, Heartburn,
Their Ingredients are really excellent, and are sworn
on oath not to contain the smallest particle of any prepa-
ration of Antimony or Heronry ; they sot verygently on
the Bowels, and do not "Noir* any shthge of diet OD
the part of the Patient, or produce the slightest risk of
taking sold. It the Public only knew bow MERCURY
&strays the della" coats of the Stomach, weakens
Digestion, affects the Nerves and positively shortens
Life, they would take no, other Aperient than lie..
KING'S DANDELION AND QUININE LIVER
PILLS, which liberate Bile, disperse Wind, and
strengthen the whole Frame. They purify the Blood,
restore the toriii of the Stomach, destroy Worms, and
remove all complaints brought OD by irregularity of the
Bowels, thus being to both eases • restorative and pre-
servative of Health, cleansing the Blood and Fluids
from every impurity.
Prepared only by JANES Row, 47, Mortimer-street
Cavendishoquare, London W. in Boa, at Is. lid.,
2s. 94., 4. 6d., and Ils. each, free by post for Stamps
and from following agents—Magga Facet Evans
Dorchester ; Frocks and Penny, Shethorne ; Lather and
Hitchcock, Taunton and most Chemists and Medieine
Voodoos

INSUfia AGAINST
CCIDENTS,
At 7, Istak Tiotiflota.
£lOOO AT DEATH FOR Li 10* A YFAitit
Seats an almost every Town. J. W. Oli A NI, Fova ctm7.
ANY CNN CAN 1781 THIN.
• eixpenny bottle of Majeeta will dye SO yards of
Ribbon Is 10 ntastee. Pak for
JUDSON'S SIMPLE DYES,
NAUITA I UAW UMW I
UM UM
NAIVE BUM U KA
INLET &EMU MAU
I'race Sixpence per bottle.
num or.. will be found noolol for Dyeing articles al
Woollen or dilk utanufsetur• ; also Psalm., Fibres Orator.
Seaweed. ivory, Bone, Wood, illtalge, Apar; far
tinting Pbotarratatta, and for illsalastneg. Nay be had of
eitemane is the United units. Wlcalesale
pewit lie. Wawa Sweet.

SPANISH FLY is the eating ingredient in-
Roes'. CLIITHAZIDES OIL, which speedily
produce. whiskers and thickens hair, 3e. 64.; sent by
poet for 54 'Wow—Aura. Rosa. 248, High Holborn,
Loudon. Sold by all Chemists, and by 1111006, Yeovil;
Bianca. Salisbury; Corrauz, Shepton Mallet; and
elven, Exeter.

WOn
NDERFUL DISOOVERY. Con
(tired in one day, by using ALEX. Hoen's
Mimeo. This preparation prradnally dissolves the
corn in a few hours, removing the eery root. Price 44.,
sent by post for 61) stainpe.-248, High Holborn,
London. Sold by all Clienii.te, and by ILsone, Yeovil ;
BARI Saliabory ; COTTILILL. Shepton Mallet; and
Sven&

HAIR-CURLING FLUID.-248, High Hol-
born, Loodon.—Aurm. Rose% CIIBLIIIIO FLUID
earls Ladies' or Geotleirea's kair immediately it is
applied. Sold at 34. lid.; met fres for foi stamps. Moss's
Toilet Maguime, 1j 6d., or 20 stamp& Bold by all
Chemists., sad by 11Loas. Yeovil; Baena, fialisbou ;
Corriuu, Shantou Mallet; and %vitt Rioter.

GREY EIAIIL-348, High Holborn, London,
Aux. Rollin Han DTI produces • perfect
colour immediately it is wed. It II permsnant, and
perfectly Rotund in .fleet Prke 3a 6d., sent post for
34 swops. Sold by all Chemist., and by K•csrs. Yeovil:
fieli•bery; CorriuLc. Sbepton Mulct; and
&roe& Exeter.

HAIR DESTRAYER.-248, High Holborn
London.—Ai.n. Ross's DIPTLATOIT removes
without divot to the skis, soperfluous hair front the
face, neck, and arms, 3a. 6d.; sent the same day as
ordered by post for U stamps. Sold by all Chemists,
and by Mem" Yeovil; HARM, fielWary ; Conant.
Sherton Mallet nci Bream Rester.'
conehs. Broach I. Worm çF.,
vj` nem,Colds,lnguenskAstions,
COUGnS
BRoNcHiAL Catarrh, soy Imtatton .
Somas of the Throat In. N
);t9CO' Maatii
relieved
OLCij
BROWN'S BRONCHIAL TROCHES OR COUGH
LOZENGES.
_R A NCH HOUSE is now opened in
Loodon for their Sale. They are very pleasan
to take, contain no opium. cod children swill find them
very beneficial in CUSS of Whooping Cough. People
who are troubled with • backing cough, should try them
se ores; they are a safe sad sure remedy.
Coughs, Hoarseness, sad the various Throat Affection
to which Public Speakers, Military °Boers, and Singer
are liable, relieved by "Brown's Bronchial Troches.
Having a direct influence to the affected part., they
allay Pulmonary Irritation. The (Medan from all
deleterious ingredients render "Brown's Bronchial
Troches' seal. 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 generally.
Among the many testimonials is a letter from Rev.
Henry Ward Beecher, which may be seen at our °Moe,
Amongst the many eminent singers who use the
'Proohes and speak highly of them, we would mention
Miss Lousis Pyoe, Mr. Ainaley Cook, and others of the
Royal Opera, Loudon.
Sold by all Medicine Dedlere at la. lid. per box.
Pr noipsl Office 2115. High Hollesse Leedom.

FOR CHILDREN TEETHING
MIS ,
1451.- —c. A Breech House is now opened
so 0-r siNq London for the Sale of this Remedy
nl/ P whisk hu been in use in AWIRILIC
syr.- • over thirty years. It is pleasant tc
take, and is safe in all cases;
soothe, the child and gives it seat; softens the gums
and will allay all pain or spassnochn action, and is
SURE TO REGULATE THE BOWELS.
Depend upon it, Mothers, it will give rest to yourselves
and
RELIEF AND HEALTH 10 YOUR INFANTS
It will almost instantly relieve Griping in the Bowels
and Wind Cohn, and we believe it the best and 'street
remedy in the World in all cases of Dysentery am'
Diarrhoea in Children, whether arising from Teethin
or other eauess. There are other preparations' of
similar name in thin country. Be sure and ask for MRS,
WINSLOW'S SOOTHING SYRUP, and see that
Currie and Futuna, New York and London, is on th
outside wrapper.
Among the hundreds of testimonials, is One from
Prof. J H. Siddons, London. The following is
entrant:—" I have tried Mrs. Winslow's Soothing
Syrup upon my infant boy aged Its months, who suffer d
from his teething, and it relieved him immediately."
Bold by all Chemists, at ls. ljd. per bottle.
directions with each bottle.
Call on the Chemists for one of Mn. Winslow's
Family Almanacs and Domestics Receipt Books for 11365,
Free of Maroc
P Ineipal Oates. 906. High lioness. London.

KEATING'S PERSIAN INSECT-
DESTROYING POWDER. Flees, Bees,
Beetles, An. Botha he., are instantly deetn.yed by
this Powder. which is quit. harmless to anima life.
Bold io Packets, Is. and 2.4. ad. ; or Is. Nail* free
by post for 12 Stamps. and 2s. ad. on reseipt o/ 36
Also in Bottles with Bellows Is. 6d. sad 9s. each, by
Sumo. Si. Peas Churchyard. London

PETER PATTRELNII NM.
ROBINSON'S
103 to 108,
OZPORD STRUT. SI LKS:
LONDON.

OK G Or
M
4c fl/40 EL see
4, HEAL & SON'S 3
I,
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ILLUSTRATED CSP
CIAngrA.L.OOIT-TEI
CasSaiss Deigns sad Pewee of ISO &Sweat ankles
et Bed.rooln Furniture, as wen is et
150 Inetsteeds, suet Priest a .7117
10 description or bedding 4e,
% SENT FR= BY pan%
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8c S p.
es,,, / iA Id
cool 0 /

egr.EV AN S (suooessor to Mr. 'road),
Cuisterr, Dorchester.
HORNIMAN'S PURE TEA is EIGHT-PENCE Ns
lb. CHEAPER, as the DUTY is REDUCED.
4ENULhE PACKETS-2 on to Ilb are signed
SeStiglinigiresLONDON.
oRmiNTAL IMPORTERS OF THE PURR TEA

A SOVEREIGN REMEDY for BAD TEA.
2. —A landed wham containing 2 lb.. of the most deh
&iota, BLACK TEA the world produoee (and which will
plow everybody). sent carriage free to any railway stattun or
market town in England, on reprint of poet-oboe order or
choking for 110.. by PHILLIPS and Co., to. merchant., 8, King
Wilfuenwtrod, City, London, E.C.
STRONG BLACK TEAS, Is Id, Sto, 2s 64, 3e to as Y.
Bare Choice finallas Coffees, le hi, Is 6d, Is ed.
PENN ONMININT PONT NW. MINAS i.e KAM= mar.
PHILLIPS is 00. tend Tow, Coffees, and Brame,
CANPLIPOT Fele TO AST RAILWAT STATION OS YAW?
Tows I, ENRILLID, If TO the vans of 40. Of upwards.
1-HILLIPS & CO. have no Agents, and no con-
nection with any House in Woroeeter or Swansea.
BAKER AND BAKER'S
WHOLESOME, DELICIOUS, TRUE UN-
COLOURED TEA.
Mins TEA is imported with tho leaf not
JL coloured, is highly recommended be medical and
scientific nirn, mid combines purity with fine flavour
and lasting strength.
Sold by Chetunts, Stationers, and Confectioners iv
all parts a the Kingdom.
ALL TEAS Bd. per lb. CHEAPER.
Weymoeth HANK, 2, Broad-street.
--BARTLETT, Eska, hi, St. Thomas
treet.
Portland DONICLIT, Fortunes Well.
Yeosil CJlmer.

BARRY & CO.'s
.CPERIoR PREPARATIONS Or
C 0 0
Toned mud rorommerded by Dr. Aseare Vas. lAA
PEARL COCOA. 8d pia lb.
pREPAREIR COCOA Is 4.1 per lb.
HOMEOPATHIC COCOA 1.. ed per lb.
NERVE COCOA. in 1 lb. and t lb. oenletere.
le Eld per lb.
1 bp °bunted el all Grooms I and Wlieknals doe
k.:...1111itY smut 1111413. LO/TDOB.

es Use VIIWELWAL as a Diet.*
Yd. 'NZ Tams, September 25th.
Only Prize Made Worn Floor Reported by the Jury
"Exceedingly Excellent for Food."

NOTICE TO INITENTORS.
°TEICH FOR PATENTS. 4, TRAFALGAR
SQIIIIIIII, CRANING CROSS. LONDON.
N
instruetions (gratis) as to the COSI' a
PATENTS Sr Oren Rrltaln or !welt. notaries. Advt...
awl awimanre IS dispose. er toning investiona. bratteb
and ...trier be rem robilwrettal state, son in Atornat
an year, Full 'Diatom iett to et totted rti.ttag
potent. sn hoot.. mod abroad. A pply lereettsl4 orb, kit, to
Messrs. PRINCE & Co.. Patent °Moe,
4, l'reinl!nr SI.. Charing Cross, London, W.O
TO MOTHERS AND NURSES.
e
MRS. JOHNSON'S
au AMERICAS SOOTHING
/
/ wady has to.. I. poursi meter
upwards d Forty Tears, 'sad hro
preessead nomeons Children
when wilidag front Clookruisiose
t Aria.. Iran *and Dratitioa.
, As loon so tin Syrup is nibint
• 110111111 O
t
nit t.
oOrdieldi eel
4,7.'40 the ialamatattos redwood. This
ra
• k lolwabie preyaration contains
rho barootle. am say &aircrew
ingredient whatever. It is than.
fore es loooreot as
lending to proclaim she Teotb with au.; wed topic:lr=
OW child win ratted to lot do Gam be robbed with it. Pereeto
should be very
_particular to eek for JOUNSON'S AMERICAN
BM/THING SYRUP. and to notice tltat the name. of Unity
&ant Sow, AN, Foxr.n,doa Street, Lozwinn. an at the eltikAlr
eased to each Both.. Price Os ed per Bottle.

DEAMBB.-The ORGANIC reeitti
It du into Qui oar. cot peavaptild• I
amottoo al comae la Ye lead Is astir* removed.
It acids Mist to art paraosa, mid moblas than
to boor at choral sad pabb• aremblys. ivory
Ohm Idad a/ icatalmaccd.
mancia sow mom , se. augewri.tred, Piescdilly. Loyola

rIPHE PATENT MECHANICAL CHAIR
I. for BRUSHING HAIR by MACHINERY.
For Prospeetue and Particulars apply to the Patentee,
and Bois Maneastarers, Joan Goannu, asp Co., 19,
Three King Court. Lombard-streak London. Z.C.,
Removed to Red Ball Wharf, !Level Passage, Upper
Thamorstrest, R.O

STARCH MANUFACTURERS
TO H.R.H. THE PRINCERE OF WALE&
GLENYIELD PATENT ETA Heil
USED IN THE ROYAL LAUNDRY.
The Lotion ars inifectfully informed that ti.la Mani,
I. esoluaisely used in the Rolla laandry, and H
Majewty's Laundress says, that elthonsb she ha. b,Le
Wheaten. Rios, and other Powder Starch..., 4k:lZ
found none of them equal to the OLENVIRLD, whbo,
is the Pinot Marcia Ow hassles' med.
oTH FAWN )0N k Co.. flLkikow Ern LONDaII.

. r ', ! ':' I 1 I '•: ' tr
4 III *CH tO. so.
it 02$
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,•,. ~ , .. 01, ......••
...lug .osti.
Signed. Addax. Sinew*.
Snow Ilill, Birmingimus.
-
,0MP:204 FAMINACEAWS ROOD fo? ir•ArriL
0 ...6,...i hy alt ~... ...... 41 .I.ti ...l.ion, LH 1 ,
med. and 144.. 12a. 'A. wind 2:.........:,. .V. i ....mu...
anion, alai Lamm.. 1....t0ra, must 1, • I,li. :ty
Jlohk.Plil 11.1.:ACH. :inaue lb..-
- .......... .-....
.'
• RUPTURES.
.:y net xsalc..4 IT'S 102411. Lett kite ranter.
WlliTrti Ilt)C-VAIII,EVEKTIttm,
,
ova lag .0 . ;.. Ad arAt alkiataw,
itgli 4WI nit e ' 0
IL atv, hit mmendsd flrifffe r214.."'
P"`""'",./ ppurAtio.. • "d• """Itg"'— .zt..:—,;"-.; ''...';‘,
. liability to dial or eacoriate ;r:11.47','; fili
~ ho worn with equal comfort ili ally p..„. :
• ~f the body. by night or lay; 4,14. It
pI
odtv el every kin of exercise
aliolstese inconvenience to lb.. wu,,,_,..
s:
•wrfectly concessed from oh*n., t 0.,.. ~_
qrs "W. do not te..itats• to sir- .•.th,,
.i.ot .iur unqualiti...l appr01.,•,,,,,.
.t.r..nuously ad vise •he sp.. .4 .. •., . . .....7,
. .- • ail in need et elicit p. mien i Pot... ,•• • ~,.,,, .
0 1011 y, nor with the saint oonkrt. ••......,.
.1 lint C mbar:Ail, or t4llllll as how th.t.
he highest -.tides:ties in thus letioniait.M.io,-.,..,,, ~.
,• ./ : tuft Garette
Recommended by the follow* ambient
Wm. Fergaseoe, Req., F.R fi, Professor "f Piurre.y :..
line's Collage, Bottom to King's College Ho.citai.k„ .
C. G. Guthrie, Req.; Surgeon to the Royal Writiriart,4
Ophthalmic Hospital; W. Bowman, Eel., 1.1ig..
Assistaatdiergerat to King's College Hospital ; T. f.:,,g.
sway, Esq., Senior AisheantSureeon to Guy'. ff,,,,,,ki;
W. coolgon, Req., Surgeon to the Magdalen Ilvaaitai ;
. T. Mimed Curtiss, Req., F.R.S.,finrigeoa to the L'atiloa
Hospital; W. J. Timber, Eml•. Suriteon-in.Cliief t.-. the
Metropolitan Polk* Force • Ashton Key. Esq., Sump%
to Prism Albert ; Robert Liston, Req. F.R.S. : Jima
Lake. Esq.. Surgeon to theLondonb:wiety ;
Wilson, Req.. F. k.B. and many Ahem
A descriptive circular may be had by mei, sad ti,.
Truss (which cannot fail to fit) can be forwar.6l ty
post, on eentihte the circumference of the h.,d,
nebes below the hips, to the manufeeturer,
MR. WHITE.. 228, PICCADILLY, LONDON.
Price of a Single Truss, les. 215., 2es. CaL, and:4,1.6i..
Postage, Is. Price of Doul>le Truss, 31.. 6d.. 42., agi
525. 6d.; postage, Is. Bd. Price of at Umbilical True,
425, and 524. ed. ; porter), Is. 10d.
Post °Mee Orb,. I `. I made payable to Jam White,
Post Oflles, Picmadilks
NEW PATENT
ELASTIC STOCKINGS, KNEE-CAPS.tte
The material of which these are mule is recom-
mended he the Paeulty as being pe. aharlv elastic and
oompressihle, and the best invention for giving elleint
and permanent support in all eases of WFAKNF..B
and as-ELIA-7/G of the LEGS, VARICOSE VEINS,
SPRAINS. he. It is porous, light in texture. and
inexpensive, and is drawn on like the ordinary Stocking.
Price. 4s. 6d., Ts. ed. 10a., to les. each. Postage, el,
Joan Werra, Menefee:tarot, 228, Piccadilly, Union
Specimens may be mesa at tits Crystal Palace

UN ER COMPLAINTS, BILE, WIND, AND iNDI
GESTION CURED WITHOUT MERCURY.
ARE ONLY TWO munclNEg
, TR!!! act upon the beer: one is Merettey. the
other Dandelion. But if the public knew how Mewery
deetroys the delicate coats of the stomach, weakieet
digestion, affects the nerves, and positively shortie
life, they would take no other Aperient than Dr.
K !NO'S DANDEIJON and QUININE LIVER PILL',
which liberate bile, disperse wind, string lieu the whole
frame, and are the beet pills for torpid Ii ter, headaels,
turned tooree,disaineat, fluttering of the bra I, bilionenee ;
nd igestion, acidity, and ge coral d ebility, an I unlike every
ether aperient pill, may be taken witho ear of cold'
They cleanse the blood and fluids from every mponty. In
hoses all.. lid., Is. 9d., and de, 6d. sad.. Prepared
by JAMES RORKE, 47, Mortimer-attest, Caven.io.h
square, London. W. Free by post for etaa.ps, and sold
by Agents—Magi& Yeovil; Keats and Eva,. Dor
cheater; Hooks and Penny, Bberborne ; Leaket and
Hitchcock, Taunton; and most Chemists sod Medicine
Vendor..
HAIR REALLY RESTORED.
VfOORE'S CASHMERE QUININE: BALM
.1.1.11. is positively lb* most certain, elirant. cl
amiable compound for giving healthy vigour to the
very toots of the Hair, and reatoring it even
years of Baldness. It also oomhioes the remark.ble
property of making the hands soft and white. Vrce
9s. 6d., de. fid., 7s. 6d., and I Is. per bottle. Prepared
only by J AMES RORER, and no'd by Agents

NOTHING IldPo66ll3Lki.
1
The monist and most useful invention of the cla,
AMU A MARELLA.—Measn. JOHN HOWELL and CO,
Three Ling-court, Lombard-street, London, Perfumers%
Her Majesty, respectfully offer to the public this tnily
marvellous Maid, which gradually restores the humas
hair to its priming hi.. no matter at what age.
The Agua Amer,lla has none of the properties of dyes;
on the contrary, ta beneficial to the system, and 'rhea the
hair is once restored, one application per mouth will to p
It in perfect color. Price one guinea; half bottles, 10.. 6e.
Testimonials from artistes of the highest order and Iron.
individuals of undoubted respectability may be inspected
en application.
Yews. J. tautiliTlLL and CO. have been appointed
Porfulnas to ILit.E. the hiatus of wales.
Removed to Het Ball Wharf, Angel Passage,
Thsines-street, EC-
s4..IK'S APERIENT FAMILY PILLS.
INcILLINT SIDICHAT rot BiLlouS Ani, At,' a
Vol aI,ALETS, INDIGESTION, GIDDINESS, Loa. OF AM-
ITY", IBAJTEEM.S. ELATDMINCIA MGM",
COMITaiIIIDE, 4c.
THEIR ,ompoeition is truly excellent; thcf
4- do not contain any antimonial or Mercurial pe—
pennon whatever' and do not require the lasst mans-
%cot or alteration of diet (moderate exercise promote*
their good effect.); they seldom operate until Me or
twelve hours after taken, and then vary gently; they
destroy worms, purify the humours, restore the tans of
the stomach, and remove most complaints occasional by
irregularity of the bayou, becoming a restorative and
preservative of health to both MOLINI, and to those of s
costive habit, a truly valuable treasure.
The pills are now prepared by Mears 'WILDLY and
Boss (who have purchased the receipt from Mr. SNOOI,'.
whose names are engraved on the government rtsair
steed to each box, without which they cannot be
genuine—bold in boxes, at Is. MA- and Is. 9d. vett.

Peel Yoshi Seawee,from the Author. Doombe looms, Pee sham
ON CONSUMPTION
I
NW EDITIOR OF
Mr. GEO. THOS. CONGREVE'S
Work, which has passed through 73 ltilluons ,
of 1000 each I
This remarkable book treats of the causes, sympt on.. and tl,
progrice of this foil disease, through all its stages, owl tea
TRUE TREATMENT,
Wrill iNTRILLsTiNti AND EXTRAORDINARY
CASES OF CURE.
TltilAls ALou ug iicTillLt. hito3co ii hi, ho.
CHLNG'S WORM•DESTROYINO LOZENGES
HAVE, for sixty-years, held s distinguished
reputation, and are still and ineresointlr patron
-
Wed by the highest names in nu.k, respectability sad
I 'Menne, from • personal knowledge of their utility in
, their own families. It is • fact establi-hed be the
. annual Bills of Mottality that one-half of the chadon
bum are cut off before attaining Seven Years of A:•••
and the fruitful source of this mortality is found to
es it in that foul state of the Stomach and Bowels which
produces the generation of Worst.. As the este revisers
of Infantine Health, in this critical state, many =Misr
Mothers, who have sueocesif ally bad recourse to their .
Losenires, am gratefully testify to their excellenoe.
,
Wholesale Agents, Mr. Edwards, late of 67, St. .'aull's, .
now 38, Old Change whom name is on the Governor- t
Stamp. Sold in packets at).. 11., and beam at 2s. 9.1.
sac-hi by most mapeotable Mandate and dealer. is
modioinee.
_
-- _ -
HEALTH, DOMESTW and PERSONA L
PURITY, secured by lioaresit or ozonic aryrs,
as contained to CONDYV. PATENT OZONIZE.
Water for the Bath sod Toilet sod other sanilaa
preparations.
et all firet-tgase Chemins.
Works, Bottom& &W. .

Just Published, Price Two Shillings.
INFECTION an
dthe PREVENTION
DlB4 DISEABE. by miens of OZONIC OXYGEN
in the term ia which it moorsj CONDY'S PATENT
FLUID. By R. B. 001DT
JOKM W. DAvuts, 54, Princes-street. Lei"'lt"
*mare. Losdeo.