biglam/hmd_newspapers huggingface dataset:
The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-01-16

CALNE.

Mee. Girrano's Sultan. —lt is misted that the
widow of the laas Viotti of Caine hes, with her usual
generosity, made over this school (including free-
hold site and premises) a free gift to the penal of
Calm, to be held in trust for the education of
children of poor porents in the parish. The sits and
building are valued together at about £5OO. The
school is henceforth to be called the Guthrie Juvenile
SebooL
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-01-16

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Ashatli rehired by )

BROWNS BRONCHIAL TROCHES OR 00U06
Lozmoss,

BRANOH HOUSE is now opened in
Loudon for their Sale. They are very pleasant
to take, contain no °pita, and ehlldrim will find them
Yen beneficial in mess of Whooping saali. People
who are troubled with • basking cough, aboald try them
at oda ; they are a rife and sure remed_y.
Cousin, Hummers, and ths ratio= Tbrosit Affection
to which Pubße Speakers, Military °Mears, end Sinpr
its liable, relieved by 'Brown'. Bronchial Troches.'
Having • direct inflame°s to the dreeled parts, they
allay Pulmonary irritation. The freedom from ell
deleterious ingredient+ reader "havoc Bronchial
Troches' a eats remedy for the most delicate female, or
youngest child, and has caused them to he held in the
highest esteem by Clergymen. Singers, and Public
Speakers generally.
Among the unsay testimonials le a letter from Rev.
Henry Ward Beecher, which may be seen at our oilier,
Amongst the many salient singers wbo use the
Troches and speak highly of them we would mention
Miss Loud& Pyne, Mr. Abieley Cook, and others of the
R°,11.1 OPoru, Landon.
sold by all Medicine Dealers it la ltnpr...box.
Pr neipal Offing ANL High Holborn
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-01-16

SHAFTESBURY.

Dwain TO M& Jostles Lcrau. —The members
of the Hass Circuit, to which Mr. Justine Lush
belonged, es Wedelns's, night eetertansed tbali
learned judge a& dieser at the Albion Tavern,
London, in sing=Latory celebration of hie recent
elevation to the

Tao WIAIIIIIII.—On Wednesday a4rbt asd ?hurray
morning the triad blew violently, and the fall of on
was very groat. The London mail from Salisbury did
not arrtm till nearly three brio after Its time, tir
driver brag obliged to leave the cart and being oe Has
bar on lionsebatk, r tie roads in Eery Arm were
quite Mocked op. Tbe other mail ear from Freese.
with the Welt of England letters, doer TAO a.m., did
not arrive until alter 2 p.m. Tr 'bursa front Moe
Grosvenor Hotel were not able to get to Eleatlity station
to meet the trains, and protegees oho had to *Date im
the town were obliged to do wi as rot they weld, Hie
row on the mad la Little Down being rerly aa high as
lb. hedge'. Many of the tradesmen did air take dams
Orr shuren daring the whole of the day.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-01-16

FDRTUNATE ESCAPE OF THE PRINCE

OF WALES.

On Saturday last, the Prince of Wales was out with
she West Norfolk. Mr. Burt, jun., who wa. riding •
young borne. lest all control over the animal, and it
swooned against the Priacetes eheenut sod nom ated kW
Royal Higlinest, who fortunately alighted on his feet.
and escaped ii.jury. Mr. Heart's berm, by the form of
the conetwahm, fulled ear, and that gentleman at owe
ap .10ei-ed to the Prince and offend his hie beater.
'which he declined, as his own bad been caught and wee
being brought back. The Priam remounted his home,
and was well in at the Isiah.

FENIANISM : ALLEGED CONSPIRACY TO
BURN THE GOVERNMENT OFFICE&

The nioreerr of Sunday dittos on the antiwar of •
wirrespondrnt, that considrrablii rit.• nt prestard
at the Curtonsboow, the Tower. an,l or public
establishment. in London, in consequrnee of • Illittleur
that the Fenian, were engaged in • conspiracy to set
bre to the Custom-howe and other pu lie beddinp
belonging to the riovernment. The writer states that
insirnetious were sent from Sootlandirrd to the
Comumennier of Customs by Sir Itiehard 11.yne; that
wore dosing the Ca•tom-boum strict "arch was made
throughout the building to me that no "rangers were
secreted in the building; that eightore errs watchmen
were engaged, and a large quantity of fire-engine how
laid in readiness lees.. • fire should break mit It is
also stated that numerous musket. were @Moot on
Saturday afternoon by the Customs' °Seers at lied
Lion Wharf. They were ointeealed in old rags, which
were shipped from Holland, bat to whom they were
consigned Is, at present not knows.

The Dublin cornwprindent of the Timm says it la the
general opinion that Stephens is mill in Ireland. De
teatime moompany all the trains leaving Dublin each
day, and the trains leaving Cork, Belfast, and other
principal stations. And in all the thief SIMMS active
marches continue still to be made for the fegitive.
Frnianiem seem rampant in Dublin. The recent
&bravery of pikee and other weapons bad led to
farther .arches; and bite on Thal-May night the deem.
lamb arrret,d mem, persons, four of whom errs engaged
at the time running bullets. • quantity of mimed
korona arms were aka mattered about the room where
the casting was going on. About four stone weight of
ballet, were found carefully peaked; and also a boa
containing • dagger of Spanieb make, sM old pi., Ms, a
number of portions of locks and moulds for mating
pistol bullets. We have information, too, that the
Amiens are very active in Liverpool, bolding meeting.
and menennaleating with America.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-01-16

W A P.IdINSTSB.

Tux Snow Svoett.--On Thursday there was a
very heavy fail of snow and a tremendous gale of
wind. Very little damage was done., however, to
house property, hat looms of kerne were blown down
in the town and neighbourhood, end among them
the fine old yew tree in the pariah churchyard,
which formed so prominent an object of admiration
to all who visited the church, and which was of im-
mense antiquity. Mr. William Moody, of Borelsam
Perm, lost 30 tags in the snow on W y night,
and Mr. Robert kolee, of Middleton, loot 12 sheep;
Ritobnocks, of (bitterns, Mao loot 30 of his
flock.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-10-30

AND OTHER MANURES.

OIL CAKE STORES.

HENRY TAYLOR, 44, Souni-Nrßarr,
DORCHISTIUS.
Pkonh airrOwl, Corn and Manors Drllls.—Stedun
Engines and Urchins' by Clayton, Bhuttleworth, and
Co., Brown and May, and ether eminent Makers.—
Fowler'., Howarth', and Smith's Steam Ploughs and
Cultivators,—Wood's nd other Mowing and Reaping
Machinag—Horse H ken and Haymakers.

THORLEY'S FOOD FOR CATTLI ;
Corn and Floarlilacka ; India Rubber Rick and W
Covers ; Cart Gramm; Machin. Olin; Hotta PeleriS
India Rubber, an i Leather Banda; India Rubber
Outgo Firths lubing, km.

AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS
Of every •with the Latest Improvement.
Garrett* and Priest and Co's. Eoonoutis Turnip
and Manure Drilla

BWIDR.TURNIP,_IIANGIOLD. k OTHER SERDs
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-10-30

CANN.

HORRI STZALING. —A rather novel attempt at
home stealing occurred here on Tneaday last. A
boy about 13 years of age named Ridout, who had
been in the employ of a market gardener at this
place, went on Tuesday morning last iwo the stable
of 611 r. Robert Flower, and rode therefrom • hone
belonging to him. He rode it away, not however
without being men by • daughter of Mr. Flower,
who imangined it was her brother riding the horse
to the field, and consequently said nothing about it.
Immediately on discovering his lose, Mr. Flower
c.immunicated with Mr. Superintendent Hare,
through whose exertions the boy was traced to
Poole, taken jot, custody, and lodged in the Shakes.
bury police station where be now awaits his trial. lie
states as his reason for the singular freak that,
wishing to see his mother who bees at Poole, he
thought he would ride there, so took one of Mr.
Fl,wer, horses, hat finding, on rescuing Blandford,
that he was uncomfortable from the friction of
the honer's bare back, he turned it adrift, and
proceeded to Poole without it, The horse has been
recovered and restored to its owner.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-10-30

HAIR DESTROYER.-248, High Holborn
London. —A Lix. ROSS'. DIPILATORT removes
without effect to the skin, soperdamm hair from the
tam, neck, and arms, la ; sent the same day us
ordered by post for U stomps. Sold by all Chemista,
and by Kearns, Yeovil; HAILTSZ, SA141017; COITILILI,
Shepeon Mallet tei *rows. Rsetee. •
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-10-30

MELPLAISH AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY.

The annual meeting of this flourishing West
Dorset society took place on Tuesday last, at Mel.
plaish, when, favoured by • beautiful autumn day,
there was a large attendance of agriculturists, and
the whole proceedings were of that genial and
hearty character which has distinguished thew
gatherings for now nearly thirty years. It was
hoped that that much srught for attraction at public
dioners—" a live member of Parliament," would
have been obtained for this occasion, but there was
not one forthcoming. We understand that IL 11.
Sturt, x. F., was expected, but a previous
;engagement prevented his attendime, and it was
perhaps unwise to anticipate Mr. 81art's presence,
seeing It was the day of the running for the
Cambridgeshire stake• Theis was • strong agricul-
tural element in the meeting, and uound the dinner
table there was much of convereation interesting
especially to that important interest.
The ploughing trials took place in a field of Mr.
Parmiter's, at Melplaish. It wes a clover ley on a
rich piece of land, which was in excellent condition
for the work. Six competed in the first or chain-
plus class, 15 in the second or men's clam, and three
in that for boys. The whole of the ploughing was
very goad, and the most interesting feature in the
competitions was the fact of an orphan lad of 13,
in the service of lir. 4. Pope, of Byinondebuty,
gaining the Brit pruie in the dam foe boys under 17,
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-10-30

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ANUFA CTUILID ET

DOUGLASS LEGG,

FROM MIS ORIGINAL RECIPE.
NONE GENUINE WITHOUT THE TRADE MIL
TA, Tradr Sulpha, Corrivo Paid to all Railemy
.Votoomo.

For PRICE LIST and other Partici:awe &mar
to tbe

WEYMOUTH MINERAL WATER WORKS
D. L. cans particular attention to the superior*
of the Weymouth suit Water Lemonade
manufaetur..l sol 1y by

.OVERS OF MUSIC who want Original
_LI Songs or Pianoforte Pieces, excluxively their own
and written in any style they prefer, rnay have worda
set to music, or airs arrangel as pieces, or difficult
music made easy. by forwarding 36 stamps with
directions as to style, key, fox., to HERII ALYBAUS, 10,
Manor-road. Lewialiain•road, London, S.E. Music
lessons on any piece by letter; also compositions
corrected on the same terms.

Shortly will be published "Douglas, Douglas, Under
and true," by Bernhard A Shan; womb' by the author
of "John Halifax, gentlemal."

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Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-10-30

Lato anb etimr.

JUSTITTABLIL BIIFACH OF CONTRACT.—In a CAM Which
came la fore the Liverpool magistrates on Thursday,
• last-maker named Morgan, who was summoned by his
employer for having absented himself from work after
signing articles for two yearn, was exculpated on the
ground that the premises where he was ex iected to work
were insecure, and that his emtloyer could not afford to
employ an experienced engineer to attend to an engine.

,
TINSI V 6 FYIIIIZZLIM [PIT IN LIT [SPOOL. --gems
sensation was erected in commercial circles on Thurs-
day by • rumour that • warrant bad been isoted for the
apprehension of the eashier of • tiverp insuranse
company, on • charge of embidulement. It was stated
that he bad absconded with • considerable sum of
money belonging to his employers. Among the sum,
which be in said to have einhestled is • Icrge amount
paid to the company • short time *go by • local hominess
tiriu. Any loss sustained by the company it is believed
will be covered by • guarantee.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-10-30

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IMPROVED SrEERAGE CORN DRILL.
ROYAL AGRICULTURAL EIOCLIITY OF ENGLAND___PLYMOUTH MEETING, JULY, 1465.

DRILL COMPETITION-lINPRECEDKNTED BIICCEBB.

PRIEST AND WOOLNOUGH,
KINGSTON-ON-THAMES, ENGLAND,
EKIIIBITED Eight Drills and Two Horse Hoes, sod were awarded NINE PRIZES, after the most Severe Competition ever known,
122 Drills being entered for trial:
For Beet Drill for General Purpose' the highest prise awarded for any Drill) ... ...
„ Best Corn Drill, on the established principle of Levers and Weights ... ..• ...
Ditto Ditto
„ Best Turnip and Manure Drill, on the Flat ... ... ... ... •••
'„ Turnip and Hamm Drill, on the Bap ... ... ...
„ Drill for Clover and Grass Heeds ... ... ... ... ... ••• •••
„ Distributor for Dry and Damp Mantua ... ... ...
„ Beat Horse Hoe for Corn and Boobs, on the established principles of fevers eS;;1 Weights
„ Best Drill for General Purposes for small occupations (no money prism irieso la this dam)

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GREY HAIR.-248, High Holborn, London,
AL Rosa'a Han DTI produces a perfect
colour Immediately it is used. It to permanent, and
perfectly natural in effect Price 31. 6d., rent pod for
64 atanipa Sold by all Cbemista, and by Maeda, Yeovil:
B . Salisbury; Corridix, Shepton Mallet; end
Swam Eaeter.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-10-30

H. WHEELER,
BOOKSELLER AND STATIONER
21, BT. MARY-STREET, WEYMOUTH,

BEGS leave to call special attention to that
portion of his stock mentioned below, and to
the fact that all goods are charged, and marked
in plain figures, at the London and Paris prices.
He what, • comporie,ta of the price of the
goods offered with those of the same quality
supplied by any other home.
BOOKS in all Maim of literature in various
styles of binding.
BOOK PARCELS received from all London
publishers every day, so that any book not
In stook, is supplied without extra charge one
day after order.
OTATIONERY of every description, from
Memo& De La Rue, Dobbs, Kidd, and other
manufacturers.
BIBLEB, Church Barrios& and Common Prayers,
printed and bound at the Oxford University
Press, by Boaster and Sons, br Her Majeaty's
printers, and at the Cambnilp University
Press. A stock of more than 500 to select from.
DESPATCH BOXES In Turkey, Morocco, and
Roma= Leatber,.. by the beet makers.

Warranted in any Climaie.
IXTORK BOXES and Writing Desks in Walnut,
WV and ROOMS)
Loathers.
STUDENTS' Writing Cases, Purses, Book Slides,
Letter Weighers, Scrap Books, Photographic
Albums, and Pariaian Northam of all kinds. A
very large assortment.
LADIES' CARRIAGE BAGS. A very choice
naleotion.
ITNITING Card Plates Engraved, and Carda
V carefully printed by *anew prooese at a day's
notice.
SOLE AGENT for the CHOICE FOREIGN
CIGARS imported from Havana by Messrs.
Wolff, Phillips, and Co.
JOHANN Maria Farina's Eau de Cologne MIA.

or Orders by letter punctually attended to, and
Goode animating to 30a. sent Carriage paid.
21. ST. KA RY-STRERT, wEysoirril.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-10-30

Depend ti"po" a it, ia-iers, it will give rest to yourselves
and

RF.I.TET AND HEALTH 10 TOUR INFANTS.
It will almost instantly relieve Griping in tbe Bowels
and Wind Colic, and we believe it the best and RIMS
remedy in the World in all oases of Dysentery ant'
Diarrhoea in Children, whether arising from Teething
or other causes. There are other preparations of •
similar name in this country. Be sure and ask for MRS
WINSLOW'S SOOTHING SYRUP, and wee that
Cowrie and PENZINII, New York and London, is on the
outside wrapper.
Among the hundreds of testimonials, is one from
Prof. J H. Sirldona, London. The following is an
extract :—"I have tried Ws. Winslow's Soothing
Syrup upon my infant boy aged six months, who suffered
from his teething, and it relieved him immediately."
Sold by all Chemists, at Is. lid. Nl' bottle, and
directions with each bottle.
Call on the Chemiete for one of Mrs. Winslow..
Family AlMallaai and Domestic Receipt Books for 1865,
Free of Charor.
P inedgml Offion MS. High Holborn. London.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-10-30

TROWBKIDGE.

SINGULAR DUICIOVIRY. —A leer, wen whams
and duly signed "James Young and Willie
Mcßae," has ijeen found in the osntre of • hale of
wool at Ideesre. Balter's fantasy. The hair hi
dated from Calroeie Station, Barnett River, QUISOies
land, and complains loudly of the date a affair'
there, as not answering the Battering representa-
tions given of that country in England. The
writers say they adopt that mode of transmitting'
their information to England, se they are sway
from any pastel station.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-10-30

ll A 1 DEN NEWTON.

Naviosu. Elcuom..—The DOW wing which hu
Just been added to this school was formally opened
on Monday. October 22nd. The prcceedings com-
menced with divine service (choral). A tot took
place at tbe school.room, and afterwards • pleasant
evening was spent. A number of interesting things
were exhibited, the choir sang • selection or glee.,
the Rev. T. J. Brown, of flydling, gave several
sing., and a lottery took place for a pig, presented
by Mr. K. Whittle, of Toner Fratrutn. About £2O
were realised.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-10-30

oRinirTAL TMPORTRPS Or Tim rrrER TEA

"Use VI4IMIVII as a Diet.*
Vide Ter Tien, September 25th.
Only Prise Modal Corn Flora Reported by the Jar,
" Exceedingly Excellent for FoocL"
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-10-30

806 ENGRAVINGS

OF HOUSEHOLD

FURNITURE,

&tints, lraperies, itc.;
With PILICRS and INTIIIIATIII for Furnishing
the Corr Ann. VILLA, or Mansion.

SENT POST FREE.

THE BTEAM•CABINET WORD,
86 & 87, Maryport Street,
BRT.STOL
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-10-30

W EY 11011 TB.

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81111PWRICKED CRUW.—The master and Crew Of
the Annie Joon", 99 tam register, of Aberystwith,
from Huelva, with • cargo of Manganese ore for
Newcastle, were landed at Weymouth on Monday by
the pilot boat Turk, Way master. The Annie Jones
sprung • leak on toe 2nd October, in lat. 49.28. N.,
long 14.26. W., and on the following day warn
abandoned, the water gaining in her. The Rostock
barglie Prometheus, was then in sight and the crew
of tie- An.., June., took to theirlong boats and went
•oi board the Prometheus, from which they were
'take,. at Portland, by the pilot cutter Turk. Mr.
Pamon, agent to the Shipwrecked Mariners'
*:4oclety, forwar led the master and men to their
..loranation.

Soriscon Parry SURIONP, Tuserlay.—Before the
MaY.e U. Ayling, Es) J. E. Bayley, and R.
.eeiterell, F.-gm—John Boyd, of East-street, was
veinmened by Supt. Lidbury, for neglecting to put a
ignite in proper mdse.—Defendant said he had nothing
to do with the premiere, he wall merely • lodger.
The Superintendent said the defendant was part
•occupier, and the defective eluding caused persons to
pu into the Street. There were several houses sim-
ilarly offending, and be intended to proceed against •
them all, this being the Arm ease—lt was now
urged that an order had been given for a chute.—
Adjourned for a wash to give time to abate the
nuisance. —The other business consisted of the hear.
lug of summonses for no pay awn a poor rates.
Consirr.Pirrry Tuelkilq.—Sefore It. H.
Swatfield, Esq.—Matilde Stone, of wylie Regis,
was charged with obtaining a quart of beer under
tale° pretenaaa— Elisabeth Laws, the wife of Robert
Lano, said the prisoner caws to her house, the Esgle
Tavern, on Sunday, fur a quart of beer for lire.
Edwards. She knew prisoner to be the 'Novella of
Mee. Edwards. l'risoner said it was fir Met,
KI wards. and that she (Mrs. Edwards) would pay
for it. The value of the beer was dd., and she (Mni. Jan) had not yet received IL—Mrs. Farrow Edwards,
wife of William Edwards, a warder in the Convict
Establishment, mid the prisoner lodged at her house.
Upon no ocoasion had obe authorised prisoner to go
for beer She (Mrs. Edwards) did not have the beer,
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-10-30

CORN MARKETS.

Main-talsk Friday.—The supply of F.nglish wheat on
„le here to-day was eery moderate. The trad-. holt
for red and white qualiiies was very quiet; neversh.lesa.
Monday's prie-s were fully rupported. With foreitu
wheat the inarket eat moderats-ly supplied. There was
a fair demand for moat qualities. at run currencies.
Floating ctrgoes of grain ruled firm, at quite late rates.
Fine barley ruled firm, aid prima were rather oust,
advance. Inferior qualities mit a slow sale, at late
priors. Malt was steady, at full quotation.. snits wen
in moderate supply, and the trade ruled firm, at full
currencies. Means and peas were firm, at quite lste
rates. Flour fully supported Monday's quotations.
Per. Qr.

Per Qr. - .
WHUiT S.
En..., Kr.. red, to 56 Scotch. potato
" Ditto. new ... to la Irieh. white
" • 54 101.5.1 " black ...

Mouton
VI to 53 Tick ...
—to— Harrow
PiPos
40 to SO

‘1!il t. 1.1!

31 to It
38 to 111
441. II
17 to !(1
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-10-30

2griculture.

THE SUPPLY OT AGRICULTURAL LABOUR. The
Stamford observes that Sir Stafford Northoote, after the
W theridge and Thelbridge ploughing mattes had taken
place on Monday, addreemd the farmers and landowner,
of his county in the most earnest terms. The interest
they represent is now, he said, in • critical position, arid
not for one reason only. The main difficulty, however,
is to command the adequate supply of trained labour.
The nary feels this preseure—it wants seamen. The
mercantile marine feels it—crew. are meaty and bad.
notones feel it, and high *ogee will not always attract
hand, to the mill. But it bears particularly upon the
husbandry of the land, for which the coarse appliances
O iwseer days will not suffice. That, them, the Preei-
dont of ti. Board of Trade alarms, seems like the
upeuu of a °rim_ !rid sua:ste problem which it is
of Sellooal iniporfZeo go ;*1
"towa have bees dealt,
menta of oar rural induerzy iggee
both
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Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-10-30

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Ems, Cutting 3200 D , Tbompoon 2870
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Will be despatched (rani Liverpool to New York as

follow.:

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The Saloon accommodation on board these Steamers
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New York, Fifteen Guineas. Return Tickets, Twenty-
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There is excellent sesommodation for Steerage
Pamengers, end a full supply of Cooked Provisions
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Passengers booked through to Aspinwall,—San
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town.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-10-30

BONA FIDE MONEY SPECULATION.

gs 000 000 STERLING,
• guaranteed by Govern-
ment, are annually divided in monthly allotments in
various Bnms upwatds to £25 000 aterling. An invest-
ment of Li may mecum L 15,000 sterling.
For Prospectus (which wid be 'bent gratisl, apply to
FRIDEIUCIL SOTS, Banter, Frankfort-on-the-Maine ;or
Letters ad framed to Dim at 8, Three-king-oourt,
Lombard-street, London, KC, will be immediately
forwardei.

ROYAL AGRICULTURAL COLLEGE,
Ciresee.ter.
Praident—Uis Graee the Duke of lIARLBOROUGFI,
COUNCIL:
Right 800. the Rat of Dooio, If.R.S..
Right Hon. T. H. 8 ,lheren R•teourt
_Right.liont Earl FlAther.t

&Jinni Holland, E q , M.P.
Edward Manly, E-q.
John Thorn, ill Ilarria.m, Moq.
Principal —The Era. JOHN CONnTAELE, M.A.,

Tin. Coll.. Comb.

RESIDENT PROFFMORS :
A grkmlture—JAn Wrighrs F.C.&, 11.R.A.C.
Chymistry —Arthur H. Church. M.A.. Lincoln Con ,
Oxon, .

As4staot to Chymicaf-Pr";:fe;•-•;17.E. Wsrington, Jan..

F.O s
. . .
Natural History—Ramsay IT, Traquair, M.D. (Rdio.)
Anatomy, Phymology, and Hygiene— Jobn A. Mltride,
M. n

Mathemelle* and Surveying The Principal.
Drewing —James Miller.

The College we inoorporated by charter, granted by
Her Maje-ty in Council, March 27, 1545, for the purpose
of affording a practical and scientific agricultural educa-
tion to studenta from all parts of the kingdom.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-10-30

HAIR REALLY RESTORED.

INIOORE'S CASHMERE QUININE BALM
is positively the most OtriSill, elegant, and
agreeable compound for giving healthy vigour to the
very roots of the Hair, and »storing it eren after
years of Baldness. It also combines the remarkable
property of making the hands soft and white. Price
2a. ad.. 4a. 6d., 7s. 64., and 11.. per bottle. Prsgarai
only by JAMES RORKE, and sod by Afoot&
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-10-30

A SOVEREIGN REMEDY for BAD TEA.
—A leaded package. coatidninit 5 lbs. of the moat de.
lissom BLACK TEA A. world protocol (and wbioh will
please everybody), vent earrings frost* asp railway station or
market town in England, on receipt of poid-ollos order or
cheque for 334, by PHILLIPS Lod 00. 140 merchants, 8, King
WMie.etrest, City, London, E.C.
STRONG BLACK TEAB, Is ed. St, Se 85. fis to as SL
Ears Choice Cleanioe Coffees, I. Id, Is Id. Is 8.1.
A RICO COILSONT POST COOS. 110050 S AT ZARA= MGM
PHILLIPS 1 00. send Tees. Coffees. sad Spiess,
CARMAN. nil TO ANT RAILWAY BTATION OR RANEE?
Town 1111 Raltd-A&ND, if to to. •alue of 40• or monads
CO. have no Agenta, and no oat-
neetton with any House in Woroesser or SWllahla.

Lis-EVANS (successor to Mr. Fraud),
Crime% Dorchester.

HORNIMAN'S PURE TEA Is EIGHT-PENCE pet
lb. CHEAPER, u the DUTY is REDUCED.
IENUINR.I'ACKETR-2 oz. to Ub are signed

.414noi.4e•LoxpoN
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-10-30

KEATING '8 PERSIAN INSECT-
DESTROYING POWDER. Fleas, Bois.
Beetles, Ants, Moths. ke.. me instantly destroyed by
this Powder, which is quite harmless to animal life.
Sold in Packets, Is. and 2s. 61. each; or Is. Pscket free
by post for 12 Stamps. and 2.. M. on receipt of 36.
Also in Bottles with Bellows Is. Gd. and 3s. each, by
K RATING. Bt. Churehyard. I &futon

PATENT MECHANICAL CHAIN
for BRUSHING HAIR by MACHINERY.
For Prospectus and Particulars apply to the Patentee,
and dol. Manufacturers, JOHN GOISILL AID CO.. 12,
Three King Court. lAnnbard•street, London. EM.,
R.movad to Bed Bull Wharf, Angel Passage, Upper
Theresa-street. EM

IiEATING'S COUGH LOZENGES, which
are daily recommended by the faculty for Cough,
nod all Dieorders of lb. Loop, Chest, and Throat.
Sot.! in Buses, Is lid.; and Tins, 2s. 9d., 4e. dii., sad
lii. each, by T. )(saris°, Chemist, 79, 81, Paul',
Chumhyard, London. Sold retail by all Druggista, to.

CHLXG'S WORM-DESTROYING LOZENGES
LEAVE, for sixty-years, held a distinguished
reputation, and are still and ieeressingly pstron•
med by the highest names in rack, reapectsbility and
wiener, from a personal knowledge of their utility in
their own families. It is • fact established by the
.nnual Bills of Mortality that ace-half of the children
born are cut off before attaining Seven Years of Age,
ind the fruitful source of this mortality is found to
exist in that foul stets of the Stomach and Bowels which
oroduoes the generation of Worms. As these* resters.
Infactine Health. in this critical stets, many SALiO•lb
Mothers, who have imccessfully had recourse to their
Licences, 01111 gratefully testily to their excellenee.
Wholesale Agents, Mr. Edwards, late of 67, St. Nes.
now 38, Old Change, whose name is on the Goversoie,t.
sitainp. Sold iii packets at Is. li., and boxes at 2s.
eachslose, by most respectable Chemists and dealers
toadi.

NOTHING IMPOSitiBLb.
Toe greatest and most useful invention of the dsJ,
AGUA A MAKELLA.—Mesars. JOHN GOISNELL sad CO.,
Three Zing-court, Lambent-at:feet, Landon, Perfumers to
Her Majesty, reapectfully near to the public this truly
marvellous uid, which gradually restores the Immo
hair to its pnitine ha. no matter at Thad sge.
The Ague Amarsila has nese of the properties of dyes;
on the contrary, I. beneficial to thesystera, and wiles the
hair is once reamed, ens appliance pee month will keit
it in perfect coke. Price one goals; half bottles, 10s. 6d-
Tartunalialo from artistes' of the hichast order and from
individuah of undoubted respergabilny may be inspected
en application.

. -
Venn. J. ttOtitri.LL mod Co. hays bus avocasumi
Neiman to HAIL tito Prisons of Veins.

11Removed to Rod 801 l Wharf, Angel Patroge, VIP"
Thasoosotroot, Le.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-10-30

inkostA.

The College Diplomr---Whio—h --;droits those holding it
to the position of graduate, under the title of member—
is obtained et the end of • two yasrs' *ramie by those
who peas • satisfactory examination in agriculture,
ehymistry, and soy other one subject selected by the
candidata.

The examination in agriculture ix conducted vied
voce on The term ly •Krtenitarl•tv of note !rem various
porta of Great Britain and Ireland, sorb as Mr. Revisal,
of Pilinuir ; Mr. Algernon Clarke, of Long &Stun ;
Mr. Squarey, of Salisbury ; Mr. Edward Smith, of
Emmett'.-grange; and M. Glasneven.
Inatructinn in agriculture is given by lectures and
daily practical chums on the farm. The agricultural
course of instruction thu. embr.oes not only a whittle('
discussion of estah'i.hed methods of cultivating different
kind, of soil in different climat is—of the breeding, rear-
ing, and general management of stook, and of the use of
machinery --but also affords • good illuatraeion of the
cultivation of a Cottemirold Farm, to whioh, by an
amazement made with the tenant, the students have
free access. Each student is expected to keep a daily
inurnal of all the operations no the faran, and to make
e .

dermal( thoroughly -acquainted '.4th iho—ace. ;Maim.
Charge. per annum, to be paid half-yearly in advance!
a-studenta, £92; out-studvnta, Eel.
For further information apply to the Principal.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-10-30

ESTABLISHED 14 YEARS.

THE FAMILY MOURNING
WAREHOUSE,
51, PARK-STREET, BRISTOL,
DOREY & DOWNEY,
PROPRIETORS.
--
"LADIES communicating from the
Country where MOURNING is
required, will ensure the attendance of an
efficient Person with every nece ' ssary and
with all possible despa,ch and economy.
DOREY & DOWNEY for
WIDOWS' MOURNING DRESSES,
MANTLES, and BONNETS.
DOREY & DOWNEY for
FAMILY MOURNING DRESSES,
M A NTLES, and BONNETS.
DOREY & DOWNEY for
COMPLIMENTARY MOURNING
DREMES, MANTLES. and BONNETS.
DOREY & DOWNEY for
SERVANTS' MOURNING DRESSES,
MANTLES, and BONNET&
DOREY & DOWNEY for
}nor QUALITY WIDOWS' TAR-
LAT AN CAPS, at 2a 2cl.
DOREY & DOWNEY for
FRENCH and ENGLISH MILLINERY.
DOREY & DOWNEY for
PATENT FAST BLACK DRESS.
MANTLE, and SHAWL MATERIALS,
PARAMAITAS, BALMORAL CRAPE,
CLOTHS, FRENCH and ENGLISH
REPS, DI AGONIALS,ROYALOORDS,
HENRIETTAS, COBORGS, Ac. Rl.ll
SILKS, of a Superior inake, Manufactured
expressly for them.
DOREY & DOWNEY for
DRESSES, MANTLES, BONNETS,
RIA WI 117:2M1P.
SUITS mane Complete to Order at a
few hours' notice..
DOREY & DOWNEY for
• Superior WATERPROOF TWEED
MANTLE, at Its. Si.
DOREY & DOWNEY solicit,
, with great confidence, an Inspection of
their NEW GOODS for the AUTUMN
and WINTER SEASONS.

THE BRISTOL GPNERAL 'MOURNING
WAREHOUSE,
64, PARK-STREET.

N.8.-UNDERTAKERS AND FTINBRAL
CONDUCTOR&

QTRAM THRASHING TaIACHINRS, ko ,
CI LET not on HIRE, by JAMBS HARDING, Corn
Berehant, WINCANTON•
No. 1-3i•Rorse-Powor, by " Medley," Bandon.
No. 2-4 • Flom-Power, by " ilindley," Bootion.
No. 3 -.8- Borse•Powor, by "Brown St May," Devisor.
No. 4-3 • Hon.-Power, by "Brown k May," Devisee.

Prise Seed SbeDer.
BURTON'S MILLS, WINCANTON.

SIX and 8-borae power Portable ENGINES,
of newest design. for immediate delivery ; also,
THRASHING MACHINES, best make, at consblia-
ably redneed prices.
INGHAM AND PHILLIPS,
ENGINEERS,
FORDINGBRIDGE, HANTS.

WILLIAM WALBERTON,
COACH AND CARRIAGE BUILDER,
(nom commx,)
DABORY-LANE, BLANDFORD,
111E08 respectfully to inform the tientry,
Clergy. and Inhabitants •4 Blandford and its
Vicinity, that he has commenced Business as COACH.
BUILDEkt (in which he has Lad 15 years' expeeience),
nd shUnt soliciting a share of public Patronage, aasuris
those who may favor him with their commands, that i
will be his clot, by constant attention to all Orders,
oombined with good workmanship and moderate charges,
tepee every satisfaction.
Kerwin of every description executed with neatness
and dispatch.
Blandford. Octelwr. 1866.

V. tt • &
1.4".".•

YOUR FUTURE HUSBAND or WIFE'S
TRUE CARTE DE VI,ITE.-1(r. HOWARD,
the Celebrated sod Original Astrologer, will send the
true Cartede:Visite of sour intended, with name, age,
and date of marriage, for 16 stamp.. Three questions
answend for 2s. &L; state age and see. Send stamped
directed envelope.—Adareee. Mr. HOWARD, Victoria-
villa, Portlund-roud, London. Natirities
cost.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-10-30

voncii Ems AORICULTOR ‘T., REPOSITORY.
ESTABLIPRID 1852.

3f R. T. ENSOR bugs to eationoco that tie
, sEx rnA LE for Live and Dead Faro STOCK
11,1.1 on SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 10, 11166,
st the l'ehek is the afternoon.
Proorst Lathe:
211 IskeDOLII !VOL
Id let Mt,
15 .prime fat hors ewes.
y,.y cart horse, a gaud worker.
a string ...a I Drill baroseass.
Chain barrow.
4,-infier, with 2 sets of tines.
n-segoa carriage, with iron wheels.
Constnileion-44. in the on Sheep sod Pip, 5 per
ores. on Hones and Dead Stock.
rule Entries are solicited 03 that the same way be
duly sAvertised.
SR—N.' Lots will he delivered MOH paid for.
I'EOCEEDS OF BAIA PAID TO VENDORS THE
SAME DAY.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-10-30

sOW/v.,,t C.onha, Brooch I. Hoene It
at, 0' nen,Coldsjaluena,nathina,
6RUNCHIAL Catarrh, any Initation or COUGHS
oty tint Throat in- 0 ANC
ti .
~.....
itan
lOC 6‘. by
BROWN'S BRONCHIAL TROCHES OR COUGH

LozENGEs.
ABRANCH HOUSE is now opened in
London for their Sale. They are very pleamant
to take, contain no opium, and children will find them
yen beneficial in MON of Whooping Couch. People
who are troubled with • hacking cough, should try them
at ores; they are • Isle and sure remedy.
Conchs, Hoarseness, and the various Throat Affeetioe
to which Priblie Speakers, Military Offfeers,land Singers
arm liebl., relieved by "Brown'. Bronchial Troches.
Having • direct influence to the affected parts, they
allay Pulmonary Irritation. The freedom from all
deleterious ingrediente render "Brow.'. Bronchial
Trochee • safe remedy for the most delicate female, or
youngest child, and has caused them to be held in the
highest esteem by Clergymen. Singers, and Public.
Speakers generally.
Among the many testimonials is • letter from Rey.
Henry Ward Beecher, which may be seen Moor office°
Amongst the many eminent singers who use the
Troches and •peak highly of them, we would mention
Miss Louth" Pe, Mr. Ainsley Cook, and others of the
Royal Opera, London.
Sold by all Medicine Dealers at Is. 10. per box.
Pr neipal °Mae 206. High Holborn -London.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-10-30

NEW PATENT

ELASTIC STOCKINOS, EN EE-CAPSAc

The material of which these ore made is recom-
mended by the Faculty as being pis aliarly elastic snd
compressible, and the best invention for giving rffict
and permanent support in all owe of WEAIEN7ss
and SWELLING of the LEGS, VARICOSE VEIEs
SPRAINS. ko. It ia porous. light in texture, .I.i
inexpensive. and is drawn on like the ordinary Stoekitc.
Prior, 42. f3d.., 7s. 10s., to 16a. each. Postage, 6d.
JOHN Warr; Manufacturer, 228, Piccadilly, London
Specimens may be seen at the Crystal Palace
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-10-30

CASTLE COWIE.

Br tbs death of Mrs. &rope, this branch Wed
ancient and honourable family of Swope, of Osstle
Combs, booms, extinct, and the estate, whisk hos
been an many centuries in the family, and which W
remarkable, as Sir. John Aube', pores, for remaln.
log unchanged in area, either by diminution or in-
crease, is now for sale. The names of the Duke of
Beaufort, Sir John Neeld, and Mr. Poynder, of
Hartbam, are spoken of am probable purchasers.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-10-30

OPJ(A( A

uiIiDBLABILA in
BRONZES diTr

13-0.
ef2W

IS 111 111.41a11. • -
llt W BLURT, GOLD, for MOURNING
.1111ig1
•/ Feat varlet".
.Iffirk—PLATE, Assigned ape* tar FRININITIA
:41 TION.
• ILVILP. PLATS far 'RACING, 711W.ar AQUATN
lIPOSTa.

iTia.T7CIEN-I:—.
£TX for INbn•

..111.11117Pat
&Lyra-v./al

ALDRIDGE% ST. MARTIN'S-LANE, LONDON.
PUBLIC SALES by AUCTION of HORSES
mad CARRIAGES at Eleven o'clock on every
WEGNE..DAY and SATURDAY. Property must be
delivered two days previously. with instructions and
particulee a. Stadia should be ordered a week before
either Sale Day. Accounts paid on Mondays and Thurs.
dqs only. from Teo to Four. Remittances to the
Country with Amount-Sales, on the written request
of the OWI er.

Commission, 5 lier cent Forage and Grooms, per
Day and Night, s. Rent of Carriages, Four-wheels
2a. &L; Two-wheel, Is. O. per week. Horses or
Carriages, Withdrawn or not Bold by Auction, ;
Ilarnees, or Saddle and Bridle, 2s. Bd.; Dogs, 101.—
Stocks valued.

N.R.—No Homes received for Private Sale on Corn.
mission, and no Dealing allowed on the part of any one
connected with the Establishment.
WILLIAM FREEMAN.

C 250 000 HAVE been paid as
COMPENRATION FOR
ACCIDENTS OF ALL KINDS,
PT TR •
RAILWAY PASSENGER-8' ASSURANCE
COMPANY.
Invested Capital and Reserve Fund, £50,080. Annual
Lamm., £BOl,OOO.
An Annual Payment of LI to £6 Sy secures MOM
in eve of Death, or Di per week while laid up by
Injury.
For Particulars apply to the Local Agents. at the
Railway Stations, and Office,.-81, CORNHILL, and
10, REGENT-STREET.
WILLIAM J. VI AN, Secretary.
C. GOOD, Old Bank, AGENT for DORCHESTER.
Agent for Weymouth, Mr. Robert Oakley, Manager
Dorsetahire Bank; Yeovil, Mr. Foster. Rriatol and
Eoesev Railway 05.*1n.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-10-30

DEATHS.

OoklibrT 20, John George Rook*, aged 2 years 11
months.

--(leen-her 20, at Blandford, Sarah Amu Boucher, aged
7 year..

_
Al the Farmers Inn, ChiJeock, Mr. Lawrence
Ozanbury....agel 73. _

Owohar 24, at Poole, Lilian olive, daughter of George
Br.xton Ald ridge, Esq., aged 3i years.
October 24 at Durngate.street, Dorchester, Arthur
James, youngest son of fienjoinin and Mary Ann
Hatching,. aged 7 Iran and 8 months
oetwier 25th. at Seanage, of consumption, Wile Jane
H....0nt, seed 19 years.
Oatobar Kat Blandford, Mr. Frank Batt, of concumv-
tion, aged 20 years. Dienand wan somber al the 2411
D.R. V.

_ _
Ostober 213, at Salisbury, Patrick, the infant sou of
Mr. sod Mrs. Wynne, Crown ha, klikliilMlnt
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-10-30

WARMINSTER.

A}HOFFER CLASS SCHOOL with LOW
TER Mi. Foundation, being susiocumbered.
Head Master: CHAIM'S ALCOCE, MA., LL D. —IL
prospectus on application.

rrEIN SALE of USEFUL and ORNA-
-1 RENTAL ARTICLIVI. for the benefit of th.•
eseacn HI6IIIIOIIART AVD Jaws' SOCIRTIMIL will (DN.)
b.. held at th • COOSTY HALL. Doacnceraa, On
ITEM, .Y, NOVEMBER 6, 1966, from II a.m. to 9
VOL, when the attendance of friends will be esteemed
a fa•opr. _ _

contributions of Clothier for the P.N. RebT LiDen,
Books, Dracinoe, thou Natured Articles. Curiosities, or
Money, thankfully received by Mrs. Locum, Martin.-
torn; Mr, Km,. Moodsford ; Mrs. Jou. DAM,
Werrestreet, Dorchester ; cod Mn. RIGIWALD
fitefford, Dorchester.
Admittance.: From II to 5, Illspemee ; from 5 to 9,
Thremonee.

CAALS, SLATE, AND TIMBER.
W. L'HOMME

HAVING succeeded to the Business for
mars years roweled on by the DORCHESTER
CO %I. COMPANY, bejsto inform the public generally
that it is his intention inssriably to keep a Stock of the
best quality of each description of Coals, Slates, sod
Timber, and to sell at sorb prices so he hopes will secure
him a large share of public patronage.
d.
Bost Hetton's W.Mend ... 1 5 0 per too.
Beet For. et of Dean (strongly recom-
mended for drawing-room purposes) 019 2 „
Bello Rabbi.. 0 15 4
Best Rol-lock .„ 0 17 6

••• - -
%mai ... 0 10 10
Iherport aud other Skit& Okid ... 1 0 0
Irie.th Oahu ... 01$ 4 ..
The above priesa apply to Darslossisr, Pordington.
Wevusenth, and Maiden Revoke". 001411 will be charged
One lite p-r Ton for dam, in any part of
Dorchester and Fnullaiteo.
A large sot varied emortment 01 TIMBER. DEAL.
SLATES. anoi aqui' RUiLDING MATERIALS at
greatly REDUCED PRICER.

POI:7NOY, HOUSE PAINTER,
pilau and orotowntal. Workmen o.ot to any
dikt.aoce.

T]IIOCPTCYi CARVER AND GILDER
in di its bremehes. Old (news re-itild.4.
_ _ _

pOUNCT, PAPERHAN
pap./ H.giap in post variety. Several Mut.
dred p•St.rns.
IaKIONCY, PICTURE-FRAME MAKER-.
_L Every deseription et (nines plain and ornarntntal
130 IT NO Y PICTURE CLEANER.
Oil Paintings cleaned, lined, end restored. Any
mounted and framed

deserielm of *tin

POl-INCY. PHOTOGRAPHIC A RTDIT.
View, taken by appointment in any part of the
kingdom.
PORTRAITS TAKEN DAILY,

130UNCY, INVENTOR AND PATENTEE
1 of Photogroplui in oil color and printing ink on
papsr, canvass, wood, panel, sapper, kw, he. Prise
bow Frame. Soothind, and Berlin. Niemand
by hi. Leo Wiwi Highness the Prines Consort.

pOIINCY, 38, HIGH WEST STRUT,
Dorchester.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-10-30

CERNE ABBAS TURNPIKE ROADS.

IVOTICI IS HEREBY OMEN.—That the
11 TOLLS arising si the several TOLL °ATER
cdled or known by the names of Pudding linen Oct..
eherry (late, and Gate Poet Oct., will be LET by
AUCTION, subject to such conditions as will lie then
and there produced, to the best bidder, at the New Ina.
in Ctlllelt MILO, in the county of Dorset, on WED.
NIPWAY, the 31st day of OCTOBER nest, between
the hours of twelve o'clock at noon and two o'clock in
the afternoon of the same der. forone Year, commenekse
on the Brst of January, one thousand eight hundred and
sistreeven, at twelve o'clock at noon, In the manner
dlr. Med by the Ad of Parliament pawed in the third
mar of the reign of his late Majesty Ring neorge lb.
Fourth, "For Regulating Turnpike Roods;" which
mitt Tolls produoed last year the sum of £272 above the
expenses of collecting them, and will le put up at that
BAB. . . . .

Whoever happens to be the beat bidder, most at the
semi time pay one month in adrenal, of the Rut at
wh,el, Pea Tolle ma, ha let, and give wenrity, with
snMeient sestet's., to the aatisfaolion of the Tru.toes of
the said Tompine, fur payment of the remainder of the
Money monthly.
Dated at Dorebester the 29,h day of September, 1886.
G. J. ANDREWS,
Clark to the Trade*. of the laid
Turnpike Road.,
LORD WEYMOUTH'S OR tIIMAR SCHOOL,
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-10-30

NOTICE TO INVENTORS.
OFFICE FOR PATENTS. 4, TRAI'A.LGAR
SQUAFG). °FLARING CROSS, LONDON.
I)rinted irvtructions (grate) as to the COST ol
I PATF-NTS for tirest tirdsta or forrira ocostros. Ads*,
a.o.tosnee is disposing of or stniting lot.otioss. Broorb
sod arab. la any conthoistal mgr. wo la Morro.
•••ii•brO 00)r Foil information as in (appro. or anima,
~•-rtf. 4i 44.8111 anJ sbroad.—Apply personal.y or by tether to
3,1.7:nra. PRINCE a Co.. Poirot °Moo,
I. • r 1., rt nrinx Crops. London, W.O
IF THIS SHOULD MEET THE EYE
of 007 oce troubled erfth Wind in the Womack Indize‘tiou
or Mous/less. take PAGE WOODCOCK'd WIND riux
Their Worldwide celebrity wore. tb. as of staudinc merit
Of all medicine vendors at 1s ltd sod Is Pd or tree hr pod for
14 or St stamps from Pops D. Woodcock. Chrodet. Line

sti.n'S APERIENT FAMILY PILLS.
II LMELLINT NIZDICINIC FOR BILIOUS •IPID LICFR
so& 01. moors, ZDISIITIOX, GIDDINESS, LOSS OF •PPII-
- 4IU.CaL NRABSIBUSA. 7L,FULLBCK, arum',
conn I. t.

THEIR _ompoeition is truly excellent ; they
do not °attain any antinionial or mercurial pr
paration whatever' end do not require the keit confine-
ment or alteration of diet (moderate exercise promotes
their pod effects); they Woken operate until ten or
twelve houn after taken, and then very gently; they
dirstrulf Tonna. Purify the humours, restore the tone or
the stomach, and remove most complaints occasioned ho
irregularity of the bowels, bemusing a restorative .a
prevervati,e of health to both sexes, and to those of a.
costive habit, • truly valuable treasure.
The pills are now prepsecd by Meson RIICLAT and
SONS (who hare p.rchased the receipt from Mr. Snook),
whose names are engraved on the government stamp
affixed to each box; without which they, cannot be
genuine.—Meld in bowies. at Is. lid. and Sla. Sd. sash.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-10-30

LIN ER COMPLAINTS, BILE. WIND L AND INDI
GESTION CURED WITHOUT MERCURY.

rrHERE ARE ONLY TWO MEDICINES
I. which act upon the Liver: one is Mercury, tLe
other Dandelion. But if the public knew bow Merrill y
destroys the delicate mats of the stomach, weakness
digestion, offsets the nerves, and pooitivaly shortens
life, they would take no other Aperient than Dr.
RINOISDANDELION and QUININE LIVER PILLS.
which liberate bile, disperse wind, siren; ben the whole
frame, and are the beet pills for torpid Ii rer, headache,
furred tongue, d dutteri ng of the heat, billousnee ;
ndigestion. acidity , and general debility, an lunlikee,,ry
other aperient pill, may be taken without fear of cold.
They cleans* the blood end fluid s from every co po nty . In
boxes at Is. led., 2a. 9d., and 4s. fid.eacl. . Prepared
by JAMES RORKE, 47, Mortimer-street, Cevendi.h
square, London. W. Free by post for stamps, and snld
by Agents.—Maggs. Yeovil; Keats and Evans, Dor
cheater; nooks and Penny, Sherborne ; Looker and
Hitchcock, Taunton; and most Chemists and Medicine
, Vendors.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-10-30

DENT,

CIIRONOMETER, WATCH AND CLOCK
MAKER
To the Queen, the Prince of Wales, end the late Prince
Consort, and Maker of Gls Great Clock for he Houses

of Parthiroest.
".
N V ITES attention to the superior Workman-
ship and elegance of design of his extensive Stook
of Watches and Drawing-room Clocks.
Ladies' Gold Foreign Watches... ... 7 Guineas.
Gentlemen's ditto • • ... .. 10 ,
silica' or Gentlemen's Gold English
Lever ditto
entlemen's Gold Compensation
Balance ditto ... ... 40 „
Silver ditto ditto . . 25 „
Marine Chronometers 35
Gold and Silver Pocket Chronometers, Astronomical
Turret, and Bradret Clocks of every descriptiott
elegant assortment of London-made Fine Gold Albert
ad Guard Chains. Ac.
GENT, 61. Strand (adjoiningoouttes Bank); 34 and
35, Royal Exchange ; and at the Clock and Marius
Comps.' Factory. Somerset Wharf. Strand. London.

DENrs TURRET CLoCKS.

rIIHE attention of Public Bodies, Gentle-
-- men, and others Ii respectfully requested to the
improvements made in the construction of Clocks suit-
able for Itimbles, Churches, and other Imp Buildings,
by the late B. .1. DIX? & F. DICNT, Clock and Chrono-
meter Makers to the gotten and the late Prines Consort.
and Makers of the GREAT CLOCK for the HOUSES
of PARLIAMENT, ke.
Turret Clock. with COMPINSATIIN PISIDULUIf, ed•
jawed for variations of temperature. to work the hands
of Dials of any size from 1 foot to 30 feet in diameter.
DENT, 61, Strand (afjoining Coutes Bank), and 34
and A 5, R 03.1 Exahango, London.

QECURITY OF PREMiSES, boweeer ex-
t.) tansies. The attainment of this object in greatly
cob coed by the use of DENTS PATENT PORT-
ABLE TELL-TALE, which, at oonaiderably leas ex-
pense than the method usually employed, furnishes •
perfect Register of the Watchman's Duty, without the
neom-ity of any Conadental Superintendent whatever.
A full printed description can be obtained of E. Darr
k Co Watch and Clock Makers to the Queen and
H.R.11. the Prinoe of Wales, 61, Strand (adjoinia•
Coatis' Bank), 34 and 33, Royal Esehange, London