The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-06-19 00:00:00

TORE DE R I CIC FOOT, AUCTIONEER,
J.: GENERAL VALUER, and GOILMIS8101:
AGENT, DORCHESTER,
LiTATIoN4 Int. lIMIHRTR CrInINT.

WILTS AND DORSET.
FARNHAM AND TOLLARD ROYAL FARM&
MO be LET, together, and entered upon at
Michaelmas next,—Tinres most desirable CORN
and SHEEP FARMS, contlgnous to each other. and
containing upwards of 1,000 ACRES, a which about
700 are Arable, and the remainder Meadow, Pasture,
and Down Land; three admirable and well plated Sets
of Ferns Building' adapted to modern Agriculture.
newly erected Cottages for Labourers, Pone, Wder
Tanks, and all other moronism...a.
The above Farms have been for many year. past in
the occupation of the late soble proprietor, and no ex-
panse bas hem spared in their migration.
To view the Farms, apply to Mr. CUAILLIN Yttrium.,
the Bailiff. at Toltard Royal, &hammy ; and for further
information as to the terms of letting, Ira., to RODIST
R H Eva., &anainalier ?fowl**. Blaodforg.
Dated i1;.•41*

MARINE RESIDENCE IN OORN WALL
RENT VERY MODERATE.
MO LET, completely furnished, (except
1 plate and lineal, CI-Gyros 800111, Flushing,
Falmouth, with Large Garden, sheltered from the East
winds, and double seen, both train the main streets of
the village of Flashing, sad by private landing with
bost.dertiek, As., on the water side, all as built by the
late Lard Clinton, mid latterly belonging to and oneopied
by John Elphinsterie Fyffe, Esq., deceased. For par.
Realer+ apply to Tug EaganMl, ears el Mr. Walla.,
Pyle, Dorchester.
TO BE LET—
QPACIOUS TENTS, capable of aceommo-
-1:9 dating front 100t01230 persona at Dinner. Tables
arid Stools complete. Terms moderate.
Apply to Mr. E. BALL, atougha Inn, Blendford.
DORSET COUNTY HOSPITAL
MENDERS are invited for oupplyinx the
J. DOR-ET COUN'I Y HOSPITAL with MEAT
for Three Months from the Nth Instant. The Tenders
moat he delivered at the Hospital on or before
WEDNESDAY. the 27th Instant. Forms of Tender
may be obtained on •pplieetion at the Hospital. or to
Mr. Jogs Rimers, Doreheater, Clerk to the Coninsithmt.
Dated, 13th June, 1868.

CANADA,
•PD T/la
WESTERN STATES OF AMERICA.
MONTREAL OCEAN ROYAL
I. MA IL STEAMSHIP COMPANY'S Steamers
Sail from wiramPooL Evory THURSDAY, air
follow.:
TO (aOIIIIC.
D MASCUS Juno 21 PERUVIAN July 19
ST. DAVID
NOVA SCOTIAN July 5 DAMASCUS Aug. 2
HIBERNIAN .. 12 ST. DAVID o 9
Calling at --I,VDONCIMIT, EVIIIIT FRIDAY. to take on
board Passengers .ed Moils.
Pa•ta.—First Cab., to Quebec. ElB les and
£l5 15,, according to accommodation. Steerage Pas-
sage to Portland, Brillan, Or New Yolk, Includes •
plentiful supply of Cooked Proviskas, preparod and
served up by the Compsny's Stewards.
pawnor m booked be all dm principal Railways to all
part. of Canada and the United States, at very low fart%
F. r Parsage. apply to WILLIAM SEARLE & CO.,
15, Water.strees, Liverpool; 85, Foyle-street Loudon-
derry, or to their Agent.
Ocean Paiwage and Amnions Railway Gable. and
Governmeut Pamphlet on Canada sent on receipt of four
stamp..

GUERNSEY AND JERSEY.
SUMMER SERVICE.
-
girt ROUGH COMMUNICATION
I. beteven the °NEAT WESTERN
RtIf.WAY and the CHANNEL ISLANDS
be every Train le WEYMOUTH and from
W YMOUTH H \HAMM every MONDAY. WIDITIR-
DAY and FRIDAY. it 6.0 a.m. by 1.4 1141 &earners,
rvtorning from JERSEY and GUERNSEY every
TUESDAY, TRURRDAY, and SATURDAY. The aborted
rna is by the Weymouth route. See Groat
Wester° Panay Time Tables.
J. MAUNDERS, Manager.
Weymouth, May. Ism.

NOTICE TO PASSENGERS.
No norms', Emigrants are carried in the Steamers of
the NATIONAL STEAM NAVIGATION COM-
PANY (LIMITED).
STEAM FROM LIVERPOOL TO NEW YORE
EVERY WEDNESDAY,
AND FROM QUEENSTOWN EVERY THURSDAY.
• IVATIONAL STEAM NAY!-
. II GATION COMPANY (Limited)
p. The new full.powered British Iron
Screw Stearn-shipe
Ships. Tons. I Ships. Tons.
0 , (Building) 2830 HiLeirrta, Ogilvie 3325
GTONna
GLAND, Grace 3400 I VIICINIA, Prows. .. 2876
ERIN, Cutting 3200 D , Thompson 2870
SCOTLAND, Hall
Will be despatched from Liverpool to New York a
follows:
VIRGINIA ...WIDNIODAT, Jose 204.
SCOTLAND Wang MAT, Jan. 27th.
And from Queenstown the following days.
Tbe Saloon accommodetien on board three Steamers
Is very superior. Rate of Passage from Liverpool to
New York, Fifteen Guineas. Return Tickets, Teeme-
d,. Guineas.
There is excellent accommodation for Steerage
Passengers, and a fall supply of Cooked Provisions
served up by the Company's !Stewards.
Pamengers booked through to the inland towns of
Canada and the United States on favourable terms.
For Freight or Passage apply to THE NATIONAL
STEAM NAVIGATION CO., (Limited,) 14, Tha
Albany, Oldhall-stmet. and 58, Waterloo-road. Liver-
pool ; or, to N. and J. Cumulus and Biwa., Queens-
own.

PORTISHAM FARM,
Stern lee from Weymouth.
'lmportant Sale of Fat Beasts, Fat Sheep, Fat Lambs,
and Fat Pigs.
i
Aril. T. ENSOR has bows favoured with
11. nstructions from W. M•vnza.D. Req., to
SELL by AUCTION, on WEDNESDAY, JUNE 27,
10416, Sr following FAT STCXX, via. :
I.; prenatal heifers.
Iti tat nol.es.
lop fat Hampshire Down wither&
list fat Sussex ditto.
't., fat Soot',Down eye,.
at ft hawed lambs.
list fat Oren ditto.
list prime fat pigs.
liefreahmenta will be provided and tile Bale 00mIIIIIDC•
at Two o'aiwalt.
omnibuses will meet the trains at the Woymouth
Station.

FRIAR WADDON,
Six Mies from Dorchester, and Sea from Weymouth
frupartant Sal* of Ain liorn Sheep and Lambe and 20.
Fat Heiler&
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11 R. T. RNSOR haa been favoured with
lit instructions from Ur. W. MAYO, wbo la quitting
IV.,iweton Farm Charminmer, to WELL by AUCTION.
oo TH lISDA Y, JULY 6, 1286, (NMI the day Wets
I) 4th...ter Fair), she following HORN SHEEP,
I. SIBS, FAT HEIFERS. via. :-
12. toll.moutb ewes that have bees pat to • Dowse ram
r tau teeth ewes.
.404 (Silver lamb&
nether lambs.
fat ewe%
1., fit nether'.
21 prime fat heifers,
freohments w.II be provided and the gall commences
a Teo precisely. Campine:ea will meet the mid-day
iTIIIII. at Dorchester Stations.

QUEENSLAND GOVERNMENT EMIGRATION
OFFICES, LONDON.
EMIGRATION TO QUEENSLAND.
--
FREE GRANTS OF LAND
ALL persons not having before resided
in Queensland paying their own full passages
to the Colony roe me a CIO Land-Order—equal
to 90 sores of Lend—for each opmher of their families
of 12 years and upwards, and a 1.715 Land-Order for
each child between 12 month. and 12 yews.
FREE AND ASSISTED PASSAGE'S are now given
without restriction as to age, to Personae( the following
occupations: Shepherds. ploughmen road•malmini,
quarrymen, professed gardeners. Magri, carpenters,
masons, bricklayers. blacksmiths, wheelwrights, ship-
wrights, An., also female domestic servants al good
character.
HENRY JORDAN,
Agent-General for Emication for Queensland.
pointed Agent for Dorchester,
MR. H.
LING.
II
WERT OF ENGLAND AGENTS :
Bath • • . .G. F. Isaac 4, Vineyards
Wrkeley . . . Giles M. Dowell, Post-ollos
Bridgwater . . .G. B. Sally
Bristol. • . . H. It James
Barnstaple • . . E Galliford
Bideford • . . Jo.el.b Riadon
Brldport
_. . . lire Prince, Post-offloe
Callington, Cornwall . Edward Philp
Chard . • . . James Nowlen, Holyrood-d.
Devises. • . . Edward Giddings
Dorchester . . . H. Ling
Exeter • • • R. H. Cully
Fromm . . J. T. Allen
Glastonbury . . . John Godden
Gloucester . . . William Beach, shipbroker
Honitoo. • . . John Knight
Ilminster . . .C. P. Chapple
Ilchester . . . James Baker
tanner 0 'reopen . .J. 8. Tonkin
Liakeard, Cornwall . John Philp
Peosanoe . . .W. D. Matthews
Plymouth . . .J. B. Wilcock'
Salisbary . . . Brown k Co.
Southampton. . .J. W. Deal,
St. Ices. . . . William Roberts
Tavistork . . .K. Turner ,
Truro . • . .H. H. Davis ,
Trowbridge . • . John DiPlook
Wells . • . . Thomas Green
Weaton-super-Mam . William Smith
Yeovil . • • • N. M. e""rd

IPIURSU ANT to an Order of the High Court
t lancer!, made in a cause "John Murky and
r. John Vincent and others," the Creditors of
1... CK. late of Dockland Newton, in the County
of Dorset, Woodusan, deceased, who died on or about
the 1005, day of April. Med, are, on or before the 7th
anf Jut', te tend by post, plaid Ueeleurs
to tin Rhodes, woo and 110 Olt. of No. 6. dbalsoorr."••
County of Iltddl,nez agents for Messieurs
^nom.. sod Coelsemid oWerweet:oosd, the Solicitors
of the PloiutdlsJotio Morley sod Samuel Goldriec the
Executors of the bad Janes Loos, deterred, their
Christian and Surname., arid d descriptions, the
full particulars of their
l' claims, "statement of their
amounts, end the nature of the ree unties (if any),
held
by them, or, in default thereof, the
of y will be peremp-
ezen.led from the 6 the Order.
Every Creditor holding toy easority bto prod Om
seme before the VimoChaecellee Wood, at his chambers.
N.. 11, New.,quird, Linoolus
z, on
Rooday. the 23rd dey of July, ihron, at 12 o'eloelr. at
Noon, being the time appointed for adiddkoaft upcis I h.. elaiuis.
sth day of one, 186 d.
-,ENRY LIMAN. Chief Climb.
RHOT/ES, MON k DUFFETT,
63, Chanceryrlane,
Agenta for ANDREWS k COCK ERAS,
Dorebester, Dwelt.
Hanalei' Solinton.
--
VOUR FUTURE HUSBAND or WIFE'S
TRUE CARTE DE VIsITIL—Yr. HOWARD.
r.... rel. brated Astrologer, win send the tree Carte-cle-
f sour intended, wish ease, we, and date of
th.rri•ge, for 16 *damp+. Three quortioss answered for
2, hi., Aide age and sex. Head etaeoped direeted
.4.'"letse.--Address, Mr. Rowan, tirtetwria-oined
ned Nottiag•hill, Loadoo. Ammer, in tot 1
dik/k
•

ALDRIDGRI, ST. MARTIN'S-LANZ, LONDON.
PU ELIO SALES by AUCTION of HORSES
and CARRIAGES at Eleven o'clock on every
WEDNE-DAY and SATURDAY. Property mue
&divertd two days previously, with instructions and
particulars. Stalls thould be ordered • week before
either Sete Dsy. Accounts paid on Mondays and Thurs-
days only, froin Teo to Four. Remittances to the
Country with Account-Sales, on the written request
of the Owl or.
Communion, 5 per oent. Forage and Grooms, per
Day and Night, 4.2 Rent of Carriages, Four-wheels
2s. &1.; Two-wheel, Is. tid. par week. Homes or
Carriages, Withdrawn or not Bold by Auction, 55.:
Harneu, or Saddle and Bridle, 24. 6d. ; Dogs, 10a—
Stocks valued.
N.B.—No Horses received for Private Sale on Coinmielion, and no Dealing allowed on the part of any one
connected with the Establishment.
WILLIAM FREEMAN.
CHURCH PAPER FOR CLERGY AND LAITY.
rr HE CLERICAL JOURNAL, and Chronicle
1 of the United Church of England and Ireland, is
pablimbeil every Thursday ;morning. It treats azoltudvely
of Church matters lb England, !rebind, and the
Colonies; furniabei infotiailiton to Chureliwsrdens, and
aims at the extension and defense of the Church and
her various institutions. Its leading artioles are upon
be eseleniastioel events and opinions of the day,
and its comprehensive reviews of Church literature
have ong snoozed for this Journal the emen6denes
of its numerous readers. Price 6d., Stamped 7d.;
by prepayment, 261. a-year. Roos Wtia.tane. London,
K. . nouthaquaes. Fh.t.skroot.

H. WHEELER,
BOOKSELLER AND STATIONER.
21, ST. 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.
Ho iolielts a emporia .n of the price of the
goods offered with those of the mine quality
supplied by key other bows.
BOOKS in all class.. of literature in various
styles of binding.
BOOK PARCELS rewired from all London
publishers every day, so that any batik not
In stock, is supplied without sutra Marge one
day after order.
STA T lON EEY of *very description, from
Messrs. De La Roe, Dobbs, Kidd, sod other
menu/saturant.
BIBLM, Church Servioss, and Common Prayer',
printed and bound at the Oxford University
Prom, by Bagater and Sons, by Her Majesty's
printers, and at the Carobndge University
Freer. A stook of more than 500 to select fres.
TIESPATCH BOXES in Turkey, Morocco, sad
-Ur Russian Leather, by the best makers.
Warranted in any climate.
VITORE BOXES and Writing Desks in Walnut,
VT Rosewood, Turkey, Morocco, and Russian
Leathers.
OTUDENTS' Writing Came, Purses, Book SitddS,
Latur Weighers, Scrap Books, Photographic
Albums, and Parisian Novelties of all kinds. •
very large assortment.
.ADIES' CARRIAGE BAGS. A very bolos
.14 seleotioo.
ITISITINO Card Pietas Engraved, and Cards
V carefully printed by the new process at a day's
notice.
SOLE AGENT for the CHOICE FOREIGN
CIGARS imported from Havana by Masora
Wolff, Phillips, and Co.
JOHANN Maria Farina's Eau de Cologne Dep6t.
or Orden by letter punctually attended to, and
Goods arnomitine to U. sent Carriagepaid.
21, fillf. MARY-STRUM WEYMOUTH.

Just Published, Price Two Shillings.
DISINFEOTION and the PREVENTION
of DISEASE, by means of OZONIC OXYORN
In the form in which it occurs in CONDE'S PATENT
FLUID. By R. R. CO..V.
Joan W. Davis., 64, Princes-street, Leteeeter
qua.. London.
TUESDAY, JUNE 19th 18 THE LAST DAY FOR
TICKETS.
1866,—THIRTEENTH SEASON.-19t6.
ART UNION OF GREAT BRITAIN.
ONE SHILLING PER SHARK
--
1,229,320 Ticketa have been *old in the twelve
previous drawings, and 13.802 PRIZES distributed, in-
cluding 3,439 Paintings, in amounts varying from MO
guineas downwards, being ONE PRIZE in mob 88
Malcolm
The DRAWING for PRIZES will take place
ON SATURDAY, JUNE 30th, 1860,
and will consist of upward. of
TWELVE HUNDRED PRIZES.
"Tar Oirmaw's Woolen" (Lit Prim), Thos. Reacher,
Elba
" THI Iftemestimee Sanaa" (2nd Prise), R. Holmes,
ElOO.
"Nuts CAM. Como, N. Wales" (3rd Prise), Mrs. J.
W. Brown, £B4.
" Magma pot Pose (4th Prise), W. H. Williamson,
E 73 10A
In the Exhibition of Works of British Artists, Manches-
ter, and about 260 other Paintings, from £7O down,
(Particolan in Prim Lists.]
Tickets, ONE SHILLING each, entitling the holder to
one chance in the drawing, may be had from the under-
mentioned agent.; or will be forwarded direst by the
ficoretuT on receipt of envelope (stamped and directed),
together with postage Metope or post-office order for the
number of Tickets required.
JAMES G. L SW, Secretary,
39, Oxford-street, Manchester.
Loesx A o erre
Edward B. Hussey, Esq., Wilts and Dorset
Bank,
Mr, H. Ling, Bookseller, County House, Dorchester.
Mr.*J. Robinson, Music Saloon,
Mr. J Anderson Grsy's Orchard,
Mx. W. Shipp, Bookseller, BlandforcL
Mr. 0. Barrett, Artistes' Repolitory, 70,
St. Thomas-street. Weymouth.
Mr. H. 'l'. Stagg, Musk Warehouse, 34,
Ss, Thommetrest,
Mr. H. Jolliffe, Bookseller, Fortune's Well, Portland.
J. Brock, Bookseller, Glastonbury.
S. Witln3l.l4. NONA Agent, Cern. Abbe&
or ma. L'HOMME is ambled to offer to his Airrienl•
Mind friends prime COTTON CAKE at £5 10s.
per ton, roe CASH.
COALS, SLATE, AND TIMBER.
W. L'HOMME,
HAVING succeeded to the Business for
many yearn oarr.wd on by the DORCHESTER
COAL COMPA.NY, begs to inform the public
generally that it is his inteation invariably to keep
a (Hoek of the beet quality of each description of Coals
• and Timber, and to sell at such prime sa he
hops. will secure him • large share of public patrosage.
E a. 4.
Best Betimes 1 5 0 per km.
Best Forest of Dean (strongly recom-
mended for drawing-room purposes) 0 19 2 t,
Bulb o Rubble 0 18 4 „
Beet R adstook 0 17 6 „
Small Radstook ... 0 10 10 „
Newport and other Smith.' Coal ... 1 0 0 „
Need" Calm 0 18 4 „
Tetchy Stomp Coal 1 510
The above Prices apply to Dorchester, Fordinitoo,
Weymouth, 'Lod Maiden Newtoo. Coals will be charged
One Shilliny per Ton for delivery in any part of
Dorchester and Fordingtoo.
A large and varied amortment of TIMBER, DEALS,
SLATES, and other BUILDING MATERIALS at
greatly REDUCED PRICES.
May. 1866.
MUSIC SALOON,
CORNHILL, DORCHESTER.

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WHEREAS Joni( FLOYIL, of West Stafford, in the County of Dorset, Esquire, and the
Coarmisri..m of WlllllolllllllMiseven, in the geld County, Governors of the POIMMIIiOI2B, Havannas and
Goods of the Free Grammar School of Queen Eliaateth. in Wiinborne Minstar aforesaid, being respectivelyintevemert ender the provisions of " The Acts for the Ineloeure. Etehange and Improvement of Lands," in the
lend and itereditententa set forth in the nohedule hereunder written, with the easements and ,ppurtmoutoes
thermal., belonging. and being desirous of effecting an exchange of the same, ham made •ppliratiou, in writing,
to the Legman Commiesioners for Englund and Wales, to threat inquiries whether snob proposed malmage
would be beneficial to the owners of snob reapeotive lands and hereditententa, and to proceed with the rise seder
the provisions of the sad Ada.
Now the lodestars COPIWill0•11111 for England and Wales, being of opinion that such exchange would be
beneficial. and that the lanai thereof are just and remonable HF.REBF GIVE NOTICE that they will true to
be framed and *unlimited. under their hands and seal, an ORDER OF EXCHANGE in the matter of the said
application, unless satire, in writing, of dissect to the mid proposed asinine. be Viten tb=
entitled to an Estate in. or to • charge upon, the said land and hereditsinants, or any pert Cla
the 3rd day of OCTOBER out.

Wither my hand this 14th day of Juts, in the year of our Lord One Thousand Eight Hundred end
Si sty-six.
H. MTH,
By Order of the Board.
Inelosmre Commission,
3. St. James's-winare, London, S.W.

mini FIFTH ANNUAL MEETING of the Archers of Cornwall, Devon, Dorset, Romomet,
I. sad Wilt., and open to Archers of the United Kingdom, will be held at WEYMOUTH, oa the Mb and
19th of JULY, 1866, when
PRIZES- OF UPWARDS OF £350 WILL BE GIVEN.
TWO MILITARY BANDS WILL BE IN ATTENDANCE.
nazi WILL DI •
GRAND CONCERT
ON WEDNESDAY EVENING, AND A
FULL DRESS BALL
On THURSDAY Evening, when the Winners will be declared sad the Prises distributed by the Lady
Paramount (lila& By. Joint Covesne).
The Subscription is One Guinea for Four Single Tickets, admitting the holder to either of the two dap at
Option to the inner enclosure, wham the Targets are placed. The Target rickets are fis. sok. After 4th Jaly,
only Two Tickets will be peen for every 215., and Target 15ekets will then be 10s. rickets inn be had from H.
DEVISIeII, Esq., Honorary Local deerettry, owe of Kr. Tacker, Library. Weymouth.
Admission to Odd pert of the ground rallod off from be Target', 2s. 64. Mr. Braiser, Johosione-row,
will afford information ab .ut L clears.
Programmes can be had from Mr. TWILL the Lilorary.

HAWKES AND SPENCERS'
NEW CHAIN CORN DRILLS,
NVIIICH attracted so much attention at the SALIABURY SHOW should be ordered at once
to secure delivery this season. The Patentees and Manufacturers hope to make arrangements with •
LOCAL if AK ER that BOXIId on the old CUP principal may be remodeled and fitted with PATENT CHAIN&
For further ['animaters apply to ttiv II mutes:dory
TIVERTON, DEVON,

THE BEST HOME RAKES AT THE LOWEST PRIC&S.
IMPROVED RAKER, with side Levers and Steel Teeth, to Rake 7 lost. £7 0 0 or 8 feet, £3 0 0
PATENT BALANCE It till., with Steel Teeth; driver rides; to Rake 7i feet' . . 90 0
DELIVERY, Free to any Railway Station in England. Payment: Caah on Delivery. If the
Rake i. uot appr0....1, it may be returned within • Week, Carriage Paid to Loisdaa. To Loam Early
Delivery Orders should be gives immediately to
RANSOMES AND SIMS, ORWELL WORKS, IPSWICH.

P/105P110 GUANO surpasses, most certainly, by ita
more coned and constant composition, the best *ores of
Peruvian passe; and of its superior efficacy there eon be • .0
not the alighted doubt. —From Report by tho Baron Justus 4,0>
Von Liebig.
0
-
PHOSPHO GUANO, 4432;00‘.
Contest:tor: Trade Mark
Ortinp•ny'i Trade Mark
pHs PRICES, including coat of bags, carriage roe at any railway station or shipping port
.1. in the kingdom. ars as follow:
For 10 tons and upwards
For five tons up to 10 tons . . •
For smaller quantities. . . •
10a. per too discount for cash within • mouth.
To prevent fraud, all bags are breaded with this Phospho Guano Cowpony's Trade Mark, as well as that td
the Contractors.
Report by Dr. Voolcker of a visit of inspection to the PHOSPHO GUANO STORES at Smoombe,
Birkschead, and of analyses of samples taken from the Storm, on the 9th of February, 1866:
In compliance with Messrs. Peter Lawson and Son's condition he which I found the whole balk, ready for
request, I again Ws year paid a visit of inspection to delivery in the present season.
the Phorpho Guano Stores at Seanombe, Birkenhead, Sinai my set visit • decided improvement haa been
and on that occasion took the following samples from effected in the mechanical cionditioo of the Phoepho
he bulk:— Guano. The balk for 1866, while hilly as rich in intrin•
1. A sample from • bulk of about 1,000 took stored in staidly valuable fertilising ooptituents, is now obtained
shed No. 1. in • beautifully One an uniform eouditip, which it
2. A portion from a heap of about 4,000 tons, in abed maintains even when submitted to prewar* or violent
No. 3. agitation.
3. A maple from about 6,01.10 tons, stored in shed Most practical loconvenionoo is frequently ex
perienced
No. 4. in the one of artificial manures rich in soluble oboe-
4. A sans* taken from the top of heap of about Pante of limo, inasmuch as such manures, although dry
7,000 tons, is .bed No. 7. and in good oondition when they leave the storm, bo-
b. A sample from the middle of the same bulk, noose sticky or lumpy during their transport, without
& A sample from the bottom of the same bulk. gaining any appreciable quantity of moistura This
7. Wen were at work filling barrels for foreign ship- serious inoonvenlenor haa been entirely ovaroonie by an
ment from • bulk of about 7,000 tow, and I took • improved plan of preparation, and the Pito pho Guano
!ample from the barrels ready for delivery. can now be sent to any distanoe, or be subjected to any
& A sample from • lot of abont 2 000 tons lying in reasonable amount of pressure, without boring its One
the docks in which Phospho Guano is prepared for nae• and d 7 powdery eondition.
Two of the samples I submitted to careful and own- Having so frequently exprenied an opinioo of the
plots analyses ; in the others I determined only the intrinsic fertilizing value o PboePho Gnaw; I bold not
amount of soluble and insoluble phosphates. The mean repeat former statements on the present occasion ; but
resulta of the eight analyses gave 40.02 per mot of I may b. Permitted prominently to dwell upon the fie&
soluble phosphate., and 4.67 of insolable, while the that whiltirt the chemical composition of the balk of
ammonia overused 177 per cent. 1866 is fully equal to the Phoopho Gnaw) of former
I was conducted over the whole range of the extensive its mechanical condition has been greatly improved,
ouildinp, and left at liberty to select an many sample. AUGUSTUS VOELCKER, Pb. D. Professor of
oa I chose, and to take them from any portion of the Chemistry to the Royal Agricultural Society of England
stores ; and I monot refrain from noticing tint, while No. 11, Salisbury-square, Fleet-Print, London, 71.0
doing so, I was much struck by the remarkahlr floe February 24 1866.
There are authorised agents appointed for the sale of Phospho Guano in all the principal towns and villages
in the United Kingdom, but where any difficulty exists in procuring supplies, orders may be sent direst to
Pam LAWSON and SON, George IV. Bridge, Edinburgh. or 98, King-strvet, Chespoide, London.
PETER LAWSON and SON, Contractors.
tor The attention of farmers is particularly directed to the fact that Ph bo Guano is the only manure,
the quality of which is vouched for by °hamlets of high standing, who hare themselves visited the bulks and drawn
their own samples for mania
AGSM' :—)lr. WILLIAM DICK. Gunvilla, Blandloed. Doran.

A.D. 1710.
ROYAL-EXCHANGE ASSURANCE
CORPORATIONI
lhaablisha be Charter of Ilia Itojeotit George lA4
IPirat,)
FOR SEA, FIRE, LIFE, AND Amity rn ES.
Orman : ROYAL EXCHANGE, LONDON.
--
OCTAVIUB WIGRAML Esq. —Governor .
JAMBS &MART HODGSON, ka+—Sith-Oeversor.
Commis JOBS MANNINO, Req.—Deputy Goverow.
omicron :
Robed Barclay Esq.
John Garrett &DIEN.
Mark Currie Close, .
Edward Jamesßwl•
WilliamDavideoe, Beg.
Thomas Dent. Esq,
Alexander Drum, Esq.
Praia. Joseph Idlinaan, Esq.
Charles Hermann Goeohen, Esq.
Riverdale Wm. Oradell, Req.
Fred= Also. Hamilton, Ed.
Robert Amadeus Heath, Fem.
William Toddy Iliblidit E.
WUmot Holland, Ed. _ _
Nenle Lubbock, Esq.
George Forbes Maloo/messi, Esq.
Henry Nelson. Ed.
Lod Joeosline Wee. Puny.
Charles Robinson, lintlq
Samuel Leo &beater, .
Brio Carrington Smith, .
Joseph Somas, Req.
William Wellies, Eel.
Charles Baring Young, Esq.
Medical Referee : Saxon SOU:, Esq., P.B.S.
NOTION.. —The weal fine= days allowed for
payment of FIRE PREMIUMS felling dee at
Midsummer will expire 009th July.
FIRE and LIFE ASSURANCES may be effected
on advantageous terms.
The Duty on Fire Assurances has been reduced to the
uniform rate of Is. 63. per cent. per euensm.
No charge is made by this Corporation for Fire
Policy or Stamp however smell the Assurance may be
FARMING . —No extra charge is made for
the use of Riede Thrash ing-inaebines.
The Reversionary Bonne on British LIFE POLICIES
has averaged nearly 2 per cent. per end= on the
suns senired.
Equivalent reduction' have been made in the Pre-
miums payable by parsons who preferred that form of
Beaus.
The divisions of Profit take Place =ere Aft were
Any sum not exceeding £15,000 may be insured on
one Life.
This Corporation affords to the Assured—
Liberal participation in Profits, with the
(want= of a large invested Cepital•Stock, and
exemption ender Royal Charter from the
liabilities of partnership.
The advantages of modern practice, with the
security of an OM= whose resources had bed
tested by the experience of nearly a CINTURT
AND •-HALT.
LOBS?..
DOWTS.EI :
DORCHESTER—KR. THOMAS COOMBS, Solicitor.
Blaadford- • - Mr. William Shipp.
Bridport • • Mr. J. Corniok and Sons.
Beaminster - • Kr. Richard Hine, jun.
Lyme - - Mr. John Jenard.
Poole - - • Mr. George Jewell Curtis.
Shaftesbury - - Mr. Thomas Harvey.
Sherborne - - Mr. LH. Itnett.....
Stenninster Newton Mr. Benjamin
Weymouth - Mr. Richard Hare, Solidi=
Wiroborne • - Mr. G. F. Huntley.
Wareham - • Mr. J. J. Bates, of East
Lulworth.
SOMERSETSHIRE, read the Border, of adjacoht
Counties
Bath - • - Messrs. Thomas and Robert
Crowell, Solicitors.
Wells • - • Mews Beancearep k Beal
Azbeldg.- • • Mr. John Stowed.
Bridgwator • • Mr. Edward Lilly.
Chard - • - Mr. Robert B. Bandon.
Castle Cary • • Mr. Henry !Awaked Wage,
Solicitor.
Criorkerne - - Yr. Thomas Palmer.
Christelamok Mr. John King.
From* - - Mr. James Gough, fitnekey's
Reeking Company.
Ilmiester - • Mr. Sundt Paine
Minehead • - - Mr. John Moore
Milverton - - Mr. A. B. Payne, solider.
Shepton Mellr4 - Mr. Francis Hubbard.
Taunton • • Messrs. Redact*.
Wineanton - • r.John Dark.
Yeovil and Ilcheeler Mr. H. M. Watts.
elouthmolton - Mr. John Cock.
Barnstaple - - • Mr. Lionel T. Benceraft, Sok.
Ilfracombe • • Mr. John Benlield.
Tiverton - - Mr. George Ranter.
Honiton • - Yr. J. Bridgman Smith, Bolt.
Ottery • • - Mr. Samuel Norrington.
Ringwood - - Mr. Win. Orionis.
Fordingbridge • - Mr. R. M. Davy, Solicitor.
Banbury - • Mr. Edward Thomas Stevens.
•-•-d••
Prospectuses and all information may be °Maned en
appliestion AA any of the Company's Agents, or, at the
ROYAL EXCHANGE, LONDON.
ROBT. P. STEELE, Secretary.
HAIL STORM INSURANCE.
-
M IDLAND COUNTIES INSURANCE
COMPANY.
Head Ofice : Silver-street, Linsoin. Loudon Wad
6, Old Jewry-lane, S.C.
TRUSTIRS.
The Rieht Hon. the E.rl of Yarlborough.
The Right Hon. Robert Adam CLristopber Nisbet
Hamilton.
William Rodger& Require.
OROWIFIL CROPS OF SMUT. \LILLY, OATS, sun,
?Ras, ITS, TURNIPS, CLOVIR, AND on= ORRIS
ALSO POTATORS ASH SUDS OF DIPPRIENT
[MDR,
INSURED AGAINST DAMAGE BY HAIL,
AT MODERATE R
A LIBERAL BONUS retired this year to Ur
wirers in 1863 and 1864.
Losses promptly and liberally settled.
No district is ode from the destructive dies= of Hail
Storms, as the expsrienee of the last and other seasons
has proved, Fanners may, however, protein themselves
from Lod at a tridine lost, by Insuring their Crops.
All letters respecting Hail Learned to be addressed to
JOHN HANSON,
Ssereeary for lite Hail Department.
FIRE INSURANOSS of all kinds at moderate raise.
LIFE ASSURANCES of every description on equi-
table terms. 80 per am& of the prod. divided every
5111 year with Participating Policy Holders. A Boons
from 40 to 50 per sent, was returned in 1882. Next
Bond Year, 1867.
Prospectus= may be had at the Oases of the Cour
pany, and the Agents.
Agents wanted in townewhere none are =king.
BRAD Orrin, LiecoLe, H. LATHAM,
Aram, 1866. Secretary.
AONNTS:
Dorchester
Bath W. Sainsbury, Auctlooeer, 7, An
G. Porter, Sculptor, 18, Newark-
Pt
street.
W. Bri6t, 1111, Seethgate-stresh
R. W. Munn, 14, Moseneuth-
drot (Fire and Hail only.)
Blandferd H. Blandf and, &credal and Stu*
Toyer.
H. Doroody, Oakfield Ma, (Firs
and We.)
11=0rt0..7
J. B. Andrews, Wine Merchant,
Chard B. Chick, Knapp Mills.
Cre•kerne
gmeworth A. Reeves, Rope Walk.
Gillingham
and Life.)
Leominster S. Sampeon, Auctioneer (fall rely.)
Lymington W. Cann, Clothier High-street,Newton Abbot W. Green Chemist.
W. W. Major, Cosebballder.
Poole A. R. Ropes, Draper, L 00411,44.
Salisbury G. Main, with Mr. Sidford, Its,.
chant, Market-dad
Shaftesibm
Seamiest=
Wareham ............T. Redman, Grocer, Sodh-stroot.
Weymouth
Windiest= G. A. Miller, Merehant, Parlia-
ment-street
Yeovil W. Weld, Wid Ifferehad.

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rICHE abeepeet, and meet reliable Machine in
1. the taartet ; eombieinc the treated simplicity,
coemseieuse, Ana sktaare, with gal improvements that
bey. Mee hereated expressly for general Family
Sewing.

The " Singer " New Noiseless
Family SEWING MACHINES
Are now on exhibition for tin ant time.

The " Singer " New Noiseless
Family SEWING MACHINE
Combine@ an entirely new arrangement of sewing
mechanises.

The " Singer " New Noiseless
Family fiEWR7O MACHINE
Is Isoomparabl• In the olmpliMty of In oonstruction.

The " Singer " New Noiseless
Family SEWING MACHiNE
Is an improvement epos "Singer's " justly celebrated
" Letter A" Family Sewing Machine.

The " Binger " New Noiseless
'may SEWING MACHINE
Paws Um lock Allah stronger than hand sewing.

The " Singer " New I%oiseless
Finally SEWING MACHINES
Are bowlful In design sad ealsb.

The " Binger " New Noiseless
Penally !SEWING MACHINES
Moak! be seen by every purchaser desirous of getting
tbe latest Improvements.

The " Singer" New Noiseless
Family SEWING MACHINES
S.w aith • straight assalk.

The " Singer" New Noiseless
Family SEWING MACHINES
Willem beautifully the bett fabrics made.

The " Singer " New Noiseless
Family KWINO MACHINE
Ia fitted with • new Patent Tuck Marker, not to be had
with any other maabina

- The " Singer " New Noiseless
Fondly SEWING MACHINE,
With Took Marker, goyim., and marks took otiocoodlos
took while lowisig—a Groat Novelty.
The a Singer " New Noiseless
Foroily BRWING MACHINE
Tares oar width how or fell while wring.

The " Singer " New Noiseless
Family SEWING MACHINES
Quilt without marking.
The " Singer " New Noiseless
Family SEWING MACHINE
Stitches in oord vritboot tacking.

The " Singer " New N oiseless
Family SEWING 'WHINES
Trim skirts with braid or ribbon without tacking.

The "Singer New Noiseless
Family SEWING MACHINES
Bind the edge of any material without tacking.

The " Singer " New Noiseless
Family SEWING MACHINES
Aye fitted with • Nevi Patent Adju.steble Binder capable
of folding on all widths of bindle., sad unsurpassed foe
neatness and simplicity.

The " Singer " New Noiseless
Family SEWING MA0411.1'14
latbroider beautifully with braid.

The " Singer" New N oiseless
Family SEWING MACHINES
Embroider soy petrero with silk, fmnime a beautifal
braid of several coloura while terrine.

The " Singer " New Noiseless
Family fIEWINO mActitxPr
Will Hem Towels, Table Clntlta, Napkins, Mod.
kerchiefs, ke.

The " Singer " New Noiseless
Family SEWING MACHINES
Will gather any piece of pork and Mitch on • band at
the mme time without tackle,.

The -‘ Singer" New Noiseless
Family SEWING MACHINES
Are the most complete for Dressmakers.
'll:he " Singer " New Noiseless
Family SEWING MACHINE
Can be operated perfectly by any Girl of 10 yeen old.

The " Singer " New Noiseless
Family SEWING MACHINE
Combines all the Wort haprovemeots, end is Um most
corfi-ot family Machine.

The " singer " New Noiseless
Family SEWING MACHINES
Are the most template, with all &encased-Ise for the
family, seamstress. tailor, niannfaeturen of shirt collars,
shirta, cloaks, want/es, children,' clothing, beta, caps,
corsets, linen and silk roods, um/menu, paranols, eta,

The " Singer " No. 2 Lock Stitch
SEWING MCHINILS
Have born supplied to her Ifejeaty'e Government for
making up army clothing, at the Royal stores, Pimlico,
and to the Government officers for centatant use in
clothing the armies of the United Reates, Franco,
Roam* Austria, Proem* Germany, Brain, Belgium,
Turkey, eta, eta.

The " Singer " No. 2 Lock Stitch
SEWING MACHINES
Are everywhere in use for the mumfecture of clothing,
eery, imit4esees, Stem bags, and general upholstery,
eta, etc.

The " Singer " No 2 Lock Stitch
88WINI1 KAMMER
Are everywhere in wee for foam stitching ea boos and
Aro work, bap, portmanteau; binding bate, cap
psalm et.., eta.

The "Singer" No. 2 Lock Stitch
Salvino MACHINIS
Are everywhere In use for heroes@ work, Mee, seeks,
binding Mese blankets, rile, making Mg hsadlei,
eta., etc.

The " Singer " Celebrated No. 2
moat arirmo SWUM NACHLIIIS
Wl* meet and 'stealth letprovertale IliS bow ea
eshibishs
AT (111.1TATLY RIDUCED PRIM

The " Singer " No. 2 Lock Stitch
SEWING MACHINES,
With a New Improved Vibrating Presser, la the only
zcfeet invention foe Tailoring, Fancy Filioe-stitebleg.
The following intraot from a loiter on this subleet,
from Colonel Homo', Superintondant of the Hayti
Army Clothing Feetory at Pimlico, Lando°, will be
found worthy of the most attentive consideration on
the part of every esanufseturer of clothing :--
"Colonel Hudson bee great plessure in bearing testi-
mony to the vaios of the Ringer Manufacturing Com-
peny's Sewing Machines, and espeoislly to the lower.
&ince of their improved Vibrating Premier. The Vibrat-
ing Prows? in Messrs. flinger and Coo new machines
allows the feed wheel to move the upper and under side
of the seem together, without any resisting Minion
upon the sitrfaos of the sloth, and the result is, that in
sewing gems, quilting, etc , even without Stoking say
liability to rather or stretch tbe4oode is most digita-
lin, prevented, aod even an ordinary niechins sent
will make more saliefsistory work with tin Vibrating
Pronto than any Wow modes of food motion.
J. H. HUDSON,
" Lient.-Colooel end Setsvintendeok Ron'
"April 23, 18611,* "Clothing greesory, Maw.

Dorchester ... ...J. T. Short°, Wilts and Dorset Sberborne ... ...Charles Stokes, Manager, Wilt' and
Bank. I)or.et lbank.
Edam linrnett, Solicitor. Sturminater... ...W. H. llarabalray, Dorsetahire
John Fitch, Draper, Cornhill. Bank.
~
Bridport ... ...F. (keel, Dorsi tsbire Bank. Sturminater Newton Benj. Cheesman, Accountant, etc.
Wn.. r. Frost, Bookseller. IVareh•m ... . .V.s.ri t.
Lyme iiegia ... ...W. J. Atkin., Bank. Wimtorna .., ...H. T. F. Finley, Manager, Wilt.
Pool* ... ...oeo. J. Barter. and Dorset Bank.
Portland ... ...Henry Patten, Manager, Donetahire Weymouth ... ...Robert Oakley, Dorseishire Bank.
Bank. 1

REDUCTION IN PRICE OF HAYMAKERS.
ASIII3Y AND .1 EFFERY,
OF STAMFORD,
Exhibited at STAND No. 97, Ealisbury Show Yard,
LI EVER AL excellent specimen of their NEW
HAYMAKING MACHINES and HOME
*Ps Isr
Iniendinx purchasers eboold by all means examine
6‘...1". - . three machines by ASHBY k JIIIMIT before they
X ---- --4•271/4"cs. , decide.
I /( -..-61.,,- ••• .1/4 :..... - , -) 1
The new No. 5 Haymaker, with beak and forward
igita r
./ ,0,3,1,‘ ~ tA , ' motion, I:10 10e.
I -4_. ...xi.- .A. . - 7 7.
_ i . : t'. •• The new No. 7 Victoria Haymaker ditto, £l3 13s.
ak.
_,........,._.. , - . The Dew No. 6 I".loserston Haymaker, ditto,
... •
•, jowl 1 . -r4 . -
........ii,
If Ell , FI4 14..
The Extra Strong No. 4, new patent and ditto, £l6
,t '. . I .. .... 4 v
No. 1 Improved Home Kok., 26 Teeth, r 10h.
.....:,..-r _... -. ::...0111111,1* _ -
- ~ -_- No. 2, ditto, 4.13; No. 3, ditto, L 73 sr.
They are also exhibiting Steam Rosined, Mills,
- ... • Chaff Cutters, Horse Works, Charm., la.
-

R. AND F. TURNER,
ENGINEERS, MILLWRIGHTS, FOUNDERS, BOILER MAKERS, AND
GENERAL MACHINISTS.
ST. PETER'S IRON WORKS, IPSWICH.
411•11.
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BEG to Mier their PORTA BLE STEAM ENGINES at the very reduced priors giveu iii
the list below. The high character of their Engines, for Quality of Workmanskip and Material, Economy
and Efilaiency they intend folly to maintain.
2-horie Power
115 7 „ „
145 8 ~ ~206
4 /0 .0
5 „ , l6O 10 „ „
PORTABLE THRASHING MACHINES of the Most Approved Construction.
Patentees and Manufacturers of
ROAD LOCOMOTIVE OR TRACTION ENGINE&
E. R. end F. Turner's Horisontal Stationary Engines, from four to 26. horse rower, have been erected
in numerous Girn Mills, and for other purposes in various parts of England as well as on the Continent of
Europe, all of which give the moat perfect satisfaction.
Makers of the Celebrated Coop and Seed Crushing Mills, Grinding Mills, Oilcake Breakers, and other
Indoor Agricultural Machinery ; also of Hydraulic Rams, Oil Mill Machinery, Flax Seeding and Wet Rolls,
Circular Sawing Machinery, Moyer Milk Ise.
or Plans and FAtimates for Mill Machinery of all descriptions. arrangement of Farm Machinery, k.c.
ILLONTRATILD CATALOGUER ON •PPLLICATION, •T THR WoRRA, IPswiCH. OR AT THEIR LOWDON 01F/ICI, 52
ORAcItCHURciI NTREIT.

IMPORTANT TO THE HAY SEASON OF 1866.
NICHOLSON'S PATENT HAYMAKERS.
TN addition to the several varieties o
1 this uteful Machine hitherto made, in
w:
Avo\-,,6,7•wsrmi t7rAsk which is included the one celebrated for Flavin
‘-" taken the first prize of the Royal Society of
England, and of every other Society of import-
ance at borne and abroad, W. N. NICHOLSON
. bega the attention of purchasers to his NEW
AND CHEAP Double-action Haymaker No.
\Er-
-12, with both forward and reverse action, pr.
Ils.
Thi. Machine eras designed last season for
small oacupations end carefully tented. W.
N. NICHOLSON is now prepared to supply
6-- "-A the same promptly. In its construction are
- - 7 = -combined the tornado( workusgparta, absence
of Complication, and excellence of Material and workmanship, which have rendered the machine W. N.
NICHOLRON so well known and appreciated.
Filen OF
Nicholson's Original Prize Hay Machine . . . . . 15 15 0
Nicholson's Extra Strong Machine for Water Meadows . . . . 16 16 0
Nicholson's No. 10. an •scellent Double Action Mschine . . . 13 13 0
Nieholeon'a tart Machine with Single Ifotom, only either rd or reverse 10 10 0
Nichols n's Patent Horse Rake, Tubular Shafts . . . . 7 10
The beat and most complete Machinery for Haymaking purposes yet made.
Illustrated Catalogues, with Particul,s and price, and every information, free on application to
W. N. NICHOLSON, TRENT WORKS, NEWARK.
Steam Engines of every Sipe and Constructioo, and Boilers of every Dimension, coostantly in Stock or io
Progress
A varied the first prise Gold Medal of the French society meeting at Auxerre, also the only prise given to
Ray making Machines at Avignon—the only competaire trial. IA is year.
London 016oe, 19, Craven-street, Strand.

BATH AND WEST OF ENGLAND SOCIETY.
SALISBURY MEETING, JUNE, 1866.
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LOCAL ENGINES TERM; LINCOLN ENGINES.
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iNGRAM and PHILLIPS Exhibited at the above Show an Night-horse Power portable STEAM
I ENGINE of entirely New Design and Conetreetion, wobbling to the fullest extant, Simplicity, Feemomy and
Efficiency, important elementi not to be obtained ir Engines of the ordinawy type.
ILLUSTRATED LISTS POST FREE.
INGRAM AND PHILLIPS, ENGINEERS, &c.
STUCKTON IRON WORKS, FORDING BRIDGE, HANTS.

E. CAMBRIDGE AND Co.'s
e - r (Ts .. C. °mamas)
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ii, CELEBRATED PATENT
CHAINP
HARROW
}m COMBINED TINE AND
aiiiiillllllll, Rewired the lit hue at six aiewautitti agricultural Shows when II
"etrodesed in Anoint and September, 1863. Also Highly Commended the n'
!„::::.....:J0yi.a.,141. lAvioniturel Society's Show, Neweintle, 1864, wh nno pains were offered for Chain
.40001/1474.1111_11a, Harrows.
Laiiiiiihialaa As a Bush Harrow for Pasture Laud, Robbing Down lianure, Scratching up
...4a,a.--.. Moo, An, it is unrivalled.
2,10,4ti11i •'"rt an
It does its work better, and relieves itself as well as the ord. Chain Harrows
.31•34404idiptilwww when collecting Comb or Twitch Grass. in." 7
It is also need for working down Lend that has been Ploughed in with Farm
01.0/4M.0.4 at
amiala,ll4lol.4l", . Tart Manure, mskins • first rate Seed Bed witboet oistarbing the Meant., and I.
.31.3131.2.24.3.8 a invaluable for healing Seed or Grain, leaving • firm, fin* tiltb, such as cannot be
41.111.411:3001.41.0. 'Seined with any other Implement
1.10,412:1141.1.31)11+ DELIVIILZD FREI TO ANT STATION.
"al mix ea's a',
1...... Catalogues with Priam he., on sppticatios.
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ST. PHILIPS IRON WORKS. BRISTOL

BATH AND WEST OF ENGLAND SOCIETY.
SALISBURY MEETING.
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MARSHALL, SONS AND COMPANY, (LIMITED.)
ENGINEERS, GA INSBOROUG
VICHIBITED at the above Show their celebrated Prise PORTABLE STEAM ENGINES
-1.4 THRASHING MACHINE, and CIRCULAR SAW BENCHES.
M. 8. & Co. Were awarded the Fird edam of £5O for the beet finishing Thrashing ataelthste, at the great
Yorkehire Show, h.ld at fkinesster, July, Int

SECOND-RAND ENGINES FOR SALE.
A6-Horse Power PORTABLE, complete, has reoently been thoroughly overhauled ; new
smoke box, and obinutey, now guides, bream, ke. Prim LT&
A *Horse Power VERTICAL, with boiler on one folindation plate, in ezatßent condition, haring dons
very little work. Pries £4O.
NEW ENGINES AT REDUCE') PRICES.
Full Particulars and Catalogues on Application.
INGRAM AND PHILLIPS,
ENGINEERS, FORDINGBRIDGE, HAN VII.

FOR CHILDREN TEETHING
Pte,ic
S Branch House is now opened in
s NC„ London forth. Bale of thin Remedy,
u up. whisk his been in nee in Ammo( •
S Y over thirty years. It is plasmatic,
take, nod is mate (0 .0 50.,.;
soothes the child and gives it rest; softens Ow gun,,
sod will allay all pain or spasmodic nation, and is
SURE TO REGULATE THE BOWELS.
Depend upon it, Mothers, it will give rest to youreelves
and
RELIEF AND HEALTH TO YOUR INFANTS:
It will almost instantly relieve Griping in the Bowels
and Wind Colic, and we believe it the best sad wrest
remedy in the World in all eases of Dysentery and
Diarrhow in Children, whether arising from Teethin
or other causes There ars other preparations of a
similar name in thin country. Be sore and ask for MRS.
WINSWW'S SO(YTHING SYRUP. and see that
Curets and Primes, New York and London, is on the
outside wrapper.
Among the hundreds of testimonials, is one from
Prof. J H. tliddooa, Loodoti. The following in so
extract :—"I have tried Mrs. Winslow's Soothing
Syrup upon my infant boy aged its months, who suffer
from his teething, and it relieved hint immediately."
,„ Sold by all Chemists, at Is. lid. per bottle.
illlreations with web bottle.
Call on the Chemists for ono of Mrs. Winalou's
Family Moans= and Domestic Receipt Books for 1865,
Free of CAarge.
Prinoipal Ofilea, 901%, High Holborn. London.

CALENDAR.
Is 11k—Tmeaday.—Ma4na Charts signed, 1212.
90.—We4needay. —Translation of Edward, King
ol tbi, Wass 8,10.,5, 9132. Aecossion at
QO6OO Victoria, 1837.
21. Thursday.
22. Friday. —Cambridge Term end.
2& —Saturday.
24. --Monday. —Fourth Sunday after Trinity,
Fit jc,b. Baptist, Leesons—Miornine,
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at 4.14 and 11.64 pa, sad one lam* Maga 363** kw
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(Sur 1,2,21,2,8 Noll La. 62. 1 6 2 Mall.
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b 7 ralfml cab', awl a Karats by Wilma so Tuwasis oaly.
al) Yasorgas for Wool mart drags ssrs. at Ware-
San, lad ale Wilda all M. at Norms" to ea doe. prow
germ frost Lariat or Mott a, as laterals( to. yard.

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IMPROVED STEERAGE CORN DRILL.
ROYAL AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY OP ENG L AND.—PLYMOUTH MEETING, JULY 1865.
DRILL COMPETITION—UNPRECEDENTED MOM&
PRIEST AND WOOLNOUGH,
KIN GBTON-ON-TIT A MEE, ENGLAND,
Ei MD AM Drilla sod Two Hone Hoes, and were awarded NINE PRIZES , after the most Senn Competition ens know
rDrills beim setend for WWI : •
For Bowe DAB for Gensral Purposes the highest prise awarded for say Drill) ... • • ... ... ... ... £lO
Best Care Drill, oa the onablishod prime* of Levan and W.Q. ... ••• ... ... ... 7
Dili. 5
„ Ilisi Titt4p and Kum* Drill, as the Mai ... ... ...
... •. . ... ... ... ... ... 8
Ben Ram Ho.for Cora sad Boots, as lln.Miablithed princiPisold I.:esseelaS4 Weill:in ...... ...... ..... ...... 5
„ Best Drill for Osmond Purposes for small ossagostioos (so mossy rises given in this Ciilo ... ... ... ... Highly esommedsd.
Mensfullasen alibi, lomprould Palest Turns sad Yams Drills, with Barrels sad Babel %rapers for Oruro, Beinorldwrolnats, ha - in onnil quantities, for whioh lie
neer FILM sus awsidod at the Plymouth Mow as above.

THE PLYMOUTH PRIZE HORSE HOE,
FOR GENERAL PURPosics,
AT THE ROYAL AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY'S SHOW, 1865.
THI PRIZE MEDAL of 1862 was awarded by time Jurors of Her Majasty's Commissioners to
WILLIAM SMITH,
FOR HIS NEW PATENT STEERAGE HORSE HOE. No. 7.

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Nortlisino.

SALISBURY MEETING.-STANDS 34 & 95.
RANSOMES AND SIMS,
ORWELL WORKS, IPSWICH,
EXHIBIT at the above Show the following Implements and lisobinoo for which RANSOM AND Somus are orpoondly ooloinshod :

INSURE AGAINST
ACCIDENTS,
At 7, Bank T.ondori.
0000 AT DZATII FOR AI Ws A YEA.‘
Ages/ls almost srscry Town. J. W . Olt AM, S. tu,
A Ir EW High-pint Brno:Krum
bustuf_k&romuM G
lases ot similar saw** ahlegh
tek/mOPe• The clumped, moat powerful nod portal*, ever
produccd ; Wee amass, and occupies is rosui then
card.eue. Price Ito post trues Mk Olio it llowled
U.. 0p... nwin4tl3, and eenecal out-cher ...s-8 sea B.
-OLOMONS, optielass, X/ Albemarle-al. Piccadilly, LONDON.

PETER PATTZ,R N rams.
ROBINSON'S
108 to 108,
OXFORD BTILIIET. SILKS.
1,0 N DON.
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NOTICE TO INVEI/TOR6.
OFFICE FOR PATENTS. 4, I'I'AVALGAII
SQUARE, CEAUING CLIOSS, I..OND° N.
(yillie) us to li:e 4/1
PATEN 1.• r 4... al Itr•rea. .0 n A..., •
I 3.-4.,nre of., •••k,r; ..1•
•I s I 4-1.4 I. I 0n14...11.1 •141, .Win r
.• 1.4 44.41 •.1.., \ 11, r. •.1 ur 1.1( 1,11. rto
a. Ii Nei: it Co., 1..1 nt
'. T all •• r 1120) , ( I.Artng no. .t.o•lo •, W I
THE BEST AND OHEAPESII ?NMI
In Entlithel me at all thew to be obtained of
PHILLIPS & CO., Tea Merchants,
S. KING WILLIAM STRUT. CITY. LONDON. 5.0.
STIIOND BLACK Tir.Aß, la lii. , at. S. to lb
Moot delicious Black Tea now only 3. Od por lb.
Ta• Blehest, Btrossest, Choicest Bleak Teethe world predigest
44 per lb.
Bore Choke Oeestee 404.484. 14 at. I. Bd, la la
• Fatal CIWILILIFf POW rasa. IMAM AT KAM= Painali.
PHILLIPS 1 00. seed Tama oosseg. NW anal.
OASILUeI Fan ro azo Rau.WaT Dunn oa limner Tows
IS 61141.11 D, if to the Tates of 40g or upwards.
PRELLIPB & 00, have no Unita, and no con.
11•044011 with any Howie in Warning, or *miaow

BARRY & CO.'s
SOPEIDOR PREPARATION/ OP
o 0 C 0 l'Am
Tested and recommended by Dr. Azzowni LEA
PEARL 0000 A 84 per lb.
PREPARED 0000 A le Id per lb.
ROMCOOPATILIO 0000 A la lid per lb.
NERVE COCOA, le 1 lb. sad lb. essiissses.
is 84 per lb.
To be obtained dill Groom; and Midrib id the
12/18BUBT MAY MILLI, LONDOS, 10.

" Use VAIWZIVIN as a Diet.*
v,a4 Tu Tins, September 25t/e.
Only Prize Medal Corn Flour Reported by Um hay
Ikxceedingly Excellent for Food?

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44, HEAL & SON'S S
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Cribs Darns sad Priam at ISO dfillsnal scrims
0 7k4-roor latratass, ss use r at
1110 Bserads, sad Perim of ern
es dratiptiaa at Draw If
dip SYNT YEEZ BY POSY
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CHING'S WORM-DESTROYING LOZENGES
HAVE,
for
sixty-yeara, held a distinguished
reputation, and are still and iscireasingly patron-
ised by the highest name, in rack, reepectobnity and
wised., from a personal knowledge of their utility in
their own families. It is • fact established by the
annual Bills of Mortality that one-half of the children
born are eat off before attaining Seven Years of Age,
ited the fruitful source of this mortality is found to
exist in that Imitate!' of the Stomach and Bowels which
produces the generation of Worms. As the wale restores
of Infantine Health, in this critical state, many anxious
Mothers, who have suceesefully bad recourse to their
Lomas's, can gratefully testify to their excellence.
Wholesale Agents, Mfr. Edwards, later, 67, St. ?sat,
now 313, Old Change, whine name is on the Government
Stamp. Sold in packets at Is. li., and bones at 2s. 9d.
each, by most respectable Chemists and dealers in
inedielnes.
-r OBS of SLEEP, PARALYSIS, RHEUMA-
LA TISM, INDIGESTION ke.—Gahsitainn.—lnvalids
wishing to be convinced of the extraordinary effects of
clalvanism, when sdrainistered by means of " HALSE'S
t LVANIC APPARATUS." should send two stamps
to Mr. HALSI, No. 1, Addison-terrace, Kensington,
Lnitioo, for his Pamphlet on Medical Galvanism.
They will be astonished as It. oontetrs. Mr. Flatniee
thirty years' esteemsr practice an a Medeal Galvaniat,
ham enabled him to bring the Galvanic Apparatus to
the utmost perfection, and hence the reason of its
succeeding in making Cares, after all Medicanes and other
Galvanic Machines have been tried in vain. His
Nesbit's' are CIO 10.1. each.
ILTICALTH, DOI4ESTIO and PERsoNAL
EL PURITY, secured by nascent or ozonic O
as contained to CONDYS PATENT OZOM
Water for the Bath and Toilet and other sanitary
preparation*.
Sold by all thwt-ciase Chemists.
Obeenbal Work*. Batteries. B.W.

(ZPANISH FLY is the acting ingredient ki-
k.) A LIM Romirs CAIITHILIIDUI OIL, whiab speedily
produces whiskers and third's= hair, 3e. ed. ; seat by
post for 54 stasept.—AUx. Ross, MI, High Holboni,
Londe°. Bold by all Chemists, and by lisoos, Yeovil;
BARBER, fiallabory ; Corrstu., Sheptoo lbalett ; and
&roan, Rester.

WONDERFUL DISCOVERY. Corns
Cured in coo day, by ming Amu. Hoses
CHIROPO. This preparateon gradually dimolvee the
own in a few boars, removing the very root Price da.,
sent by pest for SU stampa.-318, High Holborn,
London. Sold by all Cberabaa, aod by Maws, Yeovil ,
Baum, Salisbary, ; Cortina., flisrptuo ; sad
STOII a. Eider.

HAIE.CURLINO FLUID.-248, Nigh Hol-
born, Loodon.—Acri. How's Cantina Plow
curia Ladies' or Geotlerrra's hair immisdiately it is
plied. Sold at 3s. 641.; it fres for bt stamps. Hose's
lidapsiaa, is. 6d.. or 30 stamps. Sold by till
Cbemists, sad by Maass. Yeovil ; Basun. Salisbury ;
Corram., Shoptoo Mallet ;sad &Nu, KR•ter.

GRKy HAIR.-2413, High Holborn, London
ALCM ROMS Hall DTI prodyses& perfect
colour immediately ft is used. It is pmts./mot, cod
perfectly natural ix rffeet. Price 31. Id., scut post for
tts starcpc Bold by all Chemists, sod by Maims. Yetml;
Basin. &Whom Oorran.c. Bbeptos Mallet; arid
fawns, Exeter.

HAIR DESTRO YRR. —248, High Holborn,
London. —dtax. Roe's Dirfuaroav removes,
without effect to the skis, sopeedttous hair from the
tees, wok, sad arms, 3.1. ; sent the mine day se
ordered by poet for U stamps. Bold by all Chemists.,
Lad by liasioe, Yeovil ; HARPS*, Salisbury; °arrant .
albeoboa Mallet od Siam Taster

DR. J. COLLIS BROWNE'S
CH.LOB.ODY2TE.
Cautioo.--Prooe pools@ trithoot the woo& " Lt. .1 Coals
Browse's Claloredree es tile Govorseedeot Amp. 011.,
wbolniag otedloel teotimoey oecomptaise soak bootie. oete,
Zsoutootarot. J. T. DArwirrosT, groat Ramp Stmt.,
Illoceoebary, Leedom. The beseenee adinamil engem *or
to noire the pries g sew mai Is MAW
1. Id, 4. Id, sad

S CAUTION!
DEPORE PURCHASING SIMPSON'S IFARINAG4-
.1) OUS FOOD FOR CATTLE, be careful to *bourn
tbat the Reg or Package is marked " Mum," "DID.
tar," se Mr. BRACH is now the sole Manufacturer of Ile
genuine article, and wend spurious imitation' ass
being mid.
Signed. ALEX. SI/MO&
Snow Hiil, Bngtuuo.
QDIPSONS FARINACEOUS 100 D for cons
1.3 -sad by all grocers and others, in Packets of la,
snob, and Bags, 12S. Q. and Wm each. All remitlartms,
enters, and business letters, must be addressed to
• JOSKPII BRACH. Strom iiiiLe• Doak.,

I.l‘ Mt COMPLAINTS, BILE, WIND, AND INDI
GESTION CURED WITHOUT MERCURY.
rrHERE ARE ONLY TWO MEDICINES
1 which act upon the Liver one is Mereary, the
other Diuidelion. But it the public knew bow Mercury
destroys the delicate coats of the stomach, weakness
direetion, affects the nerves, and positively shortens
Ills. they would take no other Aperient thee Bt.
INGIIDANDRLION and QUININE LIVER FMB
which liberate bile, disperse wind, string bea the whole
frame, and are the best pills for torpid Ii eer, headache.
furred torigne,clissiness, flattering of the his I, bllionsmis
It digestion. acidity , and general .1 shinty, an 1 unlike/ivory
other aperient pill, may be taken witho ear of mile
They cleanse the blood and Snide from every mpg:oy. In
boxes at is. lid., Is. 9d., and is. 6d.esd.. Prepared
by JANES RORKE, 47. Mortimerirtreet, Caviodielt
square, London. W. Free by poet for staa.ps, and soli
by Agents—Maw. Yeovil; Keats end Evans, Dot
shooter; Flooks and Penny, Sharborne ; Linker and
Hitchcock, Taunton; and most Chemists and Medicine
Vendors.
HAIR REALLY RESTORED.
Ayr oomrs CASHMERE QUININE BALM
is positively the most ordain, elegant, and
agreeable compound for gieing healthy vigour to the
very root, of the Hair, and restarts' it eves Mier
years of Baldness. It also combiees the remarkable
ry of =skies the bands soft and whittL Prise
rt.! 4e. 6d., 7s. 6d., and lb. per bottle. Preview"
only by JAME" BORNE, and sod by Araks