The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-10-16 00:00:00

DORCHESTER AGRICULTURAL REPOSITORY.
Ear Anise ID 1852.
fR. T. ENSoR beg, to announce that hi.
ku NEXT SALE for Live end Dead Farm STOCK
will he 12..1,1 on SATURDAY, OCCOBER 27, 1866.
at One o'clock in the thermal.
Present Entries:
20 fat Down ewes.
10 fat horn ewes.
Commission-4d. in the 2 on Sheep and Pigs, 5 per
sent. on liorses and Deed Stock.
Flarly Fools. are solicited so that the same may be
daly sdartiatd.
N.B. —No Lots will be delivered until paid for.
1110CEEDli OF SALE PAID TO VENDORS THE
SAME DAY.

'THIS DAY, TUESDAY, OCTOBER 16.)
W KYMOUTIL
HUNTERS AND BARNUM HORSES FOR SALE
iL IR. T. - ENSOR has been favoured with
it instructiose to SELL by AUCTION, in the
lIOTILL YARD, WITNOUI7I, on TUESDAY,
Kb OCTOBER, 1566, the following superior HORSES,
oil: a well-bred brown bores, 6 years, 16 hands, clever
with bounds sad up to a great weight ; a well-bred bay
hone, 6 years, 151 hands, clever with bounds and up
to 14 done.
The above are the property of Mr. Tomei. of Chick-
coll. who sells them solely in cormequenoe of his declin-
ing hunting. Also the following, the property of.
rentleman :--Bay home. 6 p ars, 15 hands, clever with
hounds, and good in single and double harness • black
Wee 5 rears. 143 hand., a clever hook, and good in
Mega end double harness ; very handsome thorough-
bred grey node, 5 pars, 143 hand., a good hack and
will carry • lady ; grey *AN 7 years, 14 I hand., clever
with houndc, riet in Farness ; • well-brad *helmet
mare, 5 yr era, lir hands, up to 16 stone. clever at timber
and wall, has been regularly hunted with the Blackrooor
rde sad Lord Poltiatiore's hound., "Romp," by Slane
- Lady WM (eve tted hook), 6 years, 15 2 heads. a ritth
hay with black pointa, will OM ry a lady, mu bunted a
little last season.
The above horses will be sold sound, subject to a
veterinary inspection at the time of Sale.
Sale at This. o'clock in the afternoon.
A GOOD STOCK AND CORN FARM of
Li 476 agree, with good redden.., near Winebeater,
I" be LET for • Terns. Immediate entry by taking
crop., Tillages. Be., at Valuation.—Apply to Mr.
Joint ELOSDILL, Lead Agent, go., Bankelon,
smeempton.
LIOR SALE, the whole of the MACHINERY,
As., of the STEAM FLOUR MILLS, Wincanton.
eamprivieg : —Two pairs stones, XL Sin, each. one pair
f!riavh and one pair Welsh, gearing, rack, tackling,
towers. kw, •Il complete. Can be easily taken down
srl n Band. Wood be sold a bargain, se the owner
his another mill near, whore he can use both wider and
train power, as rrquired.—Appy for price, he., at
Market-place, Wineanton,
AVAVET4ibi
ASSURANCE onot' th large;
pt
ASNI K
.and
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apectable AGENTS and CANVASSERS in the following
and surrounding dbtriete, via., Dorchater,
,le. Gillingham, Marnhull, latalbridge, Sturminster,
'Sandford. Sherborne, Shafteabory, Bearninater, Lyme
libco, and all other Town. in Dorset.
F mmen of works, Sehmlinasters, arid persons having
ware now, may materially increase their Inmates.—
lihral Term..
Apply to IWeiIIIWTEXIIMIT, Provincial Union Aswan
once Company, The Rallies, Fiabertoo, Sainbury.
_
NNTANTED, immediately, a truetworthy
middle-aged Woman as HOUSEKEEPER.
Satisfewtory reference requhred.—Addreso or apply
ARC.," Mervin Mee, Derebeeter.
OMSK ABBAS TURNPIKE ROADS.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN.—That the
TOLLS arising at the several TOLL OATES
.called or known by the names of Padding Heap Get*,
Gaie, and Gate Poet Gate, will be LET BY
Al CT! N, subject to snob conditions am will be then
and there produced, to the beet bidder, at the New Igg,
in crams A BBA 8, in the county of Dorset, on
WEDNESDAY, the 31st day of OCTOBER nest,
bet seen the hours of t we've o'clock at noon and t woo'elook
I, the afternoon of the same do, for one ye sr conameneing
on the first of January, one thomand eight hundred and
sixty-seven. at twelve o'clock at noon, in the manure
directed by the Act of Parliament pawed in the third
year of the reign of big late Majeety Hine peons the
Fourth, "For Regulsting Turnpike Reads ;" which maid
Tolls produced last year the sum of £212 above the
eapemes of collecting:them, end will be put up at that
Whoever happens to be the best bidder, must at
the SMIle time pay one month in advent* of the Rent
at which gush Tolle may bele., and give security, with
mfficient eureties, to the raider:dim of the Truatem
of the said Turnpike, for payment of the remainder
-of the Money monthly.
Dated at Dorchester the 29th day of September, 1866.
G. J. ANDREW
Clerk to the‘rastem of the said
Turnpike Roads.

W A REH A M AN!) PL/ It BECK L A BOURERS'
AND SERVANTS' FRIEND SOCIETY.
THE ANNUAL TRIAL of SKILL In
PLOUGHING will take plasm on Mr. LACYCYS
FARE, at Mucus& near Wareham, on THURSDAY,
thc 18th clay of fiCTOBER next.
'ands:bites to be on the Ground at nine o'clock a.m.
The ANNUAL MEETING and DINNER will take
ltce at the BLACK HEAR HOTEL, WAREM HA,
merliately after the Ploarbinc Matchce, on Thurs.
day, the 111th day of October next, at half pest three
o'clock p to. Cita& JAL HADCLTIVE. Esq., of Hyde
Mon.*, has kindly eonsetted to onside on li. coossion.
Member. me requeeted to pay their rubsoriptions into
Messrs. Wittasuit' BANK, WILIEhAM, before each date.
W. C. LACEY, Hon. Secretary.
Wateharn, 25th Sept., 1866.

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ROYAL AGRICULTURAL COLLEGE,
Cirencester.
President—llia Gram the Duke of MARLBOROUGH,
D.C.L., F.R.G.S.
COUNCIL
Right Hos. the Earl of Dottie, PRA., LG.&
Right Hon. T. H. &thereon Easourt
Right Hon. Earl Bathurst
Edward Holland. Eel, M.P.
Edward Bondy, Req.
John Thorn/ ill Harrison, Lg.
Principal —The Rev. JOHN CONSTABLE, LA..
Trio. ColL, Cam&
RESIDENT PROFESSORS:
Agriculture—John Wrightson, F.C.8., M.R.A.C.
Chymistry —Arthur H. March. LA., Lincoln Coil,
Chou, F.C.&
Aaistant to Chyraiend Professor R. Warington, jun.,
Natural History—Rarnsay H. Trequair, M.D. (Edin.)
Anatomy, Physiology, and Hygiene—John A. M'Brids,
M.R.C.V.S.
Mathematios and Surveying • Ti.. PrineipaL
Drawing—Jam* Miller.
The College twos insorporated by teener, granted by
Her Majesty in Council, March 27, 1545, for the purpose
of affording a pelestleal and scientifio agricultural educa-
tion to students front all parts of the kingdom.
DIPLOMA.
The College Diploma— which admits those holding it
to the position of graduate, under the title of inennber—
is obtained at the end of a two years' Gonne by those
who pees a satisfactory examination in agriculture,
cbymistry, and any other one subject selected by the
candidate.
The examination in aviculture in conducted rind
roce on the farm by agriculturists of note from various
parts of Great Britain and Ireland, such as Mr. Rime&
of Pilmuir ; Mr. Algernon Clarke, of Long Sutton;
Mr. Square', of Salisbury; Mr. Ed wind Smith, of
Entmett's-grange; and Mt. Ballwin, of Glasneeen.
Instruction in agriculture is given by lectern and
doily practical classes on the farm. The egriculturnl
course of instruction thus embraces not only • scientific
discossion of total:tithed methods of cultivating different
kinds of soil in different climateit—of the breeding, rear-
tog, and genera management of stock, and of the use of
machinery—but also afford, a good illustration of the
cultivation of • Cotteswold Farm, to which, by an
arrsnrement made with the tenant, the student. have
free access. Each student is expected to keep • daily
journal of all the operations on the farm, and to make
himself thoroughly acquainted with the accounts.
Charges per annum, tube paid half-yearly in edemas
In-stodenta, £92; out-student., Efit.
For further information apply to the PrinetipaL

MELPLAISH AGRICULTURAL
SOCIETY.
--
Provident for 1868 :
1110Mth CoLeo; Esq.
Vith•Presidents :
William CoHoz, Esq. ' J. IL P. Montagu, Esq.
John Floyer, Esq., m.r. The Hon. W. H. B.
Joseph ()unary, E.q. Portinan, N. r.
Benjamin P. Giusdry, Esq. G. Blurt, Esq. ice.
J. P. F. Osodry, Req. Reg. Thornton, X.
Arthur Martin, Req. Charles Weld, Esq.
The ANNUAL MEETING of this Society will be
held at MELPLAISH, on TUESDAY, the 23rd day of
ocTossit, 1866, when the following prizes will be
awarded :
PRIZES FOR ROOT CROPS.
A Prize, value EA, given by Joseph Gundry, Esq., for
the best three acres of swedes, grown without the appli-
cation of artificial manure.
A Silver Cup, •clue £5, given by Mr. Elswood, for
four acres of the best swedes, grown from seeds and
manure purchased of him.
A Silver Cop, value £5, given by Mr. Elmwood, for
three aores of the best mangold wurtzel, grown from
seeds and manure purchased of him.
A Prise, value £5, given by Mr. William Way, jun.,
for tour acres of the best common turnip., the manure
to have been purchased of him.
A Prise, value US, given by Mr. H. J. Smith, for two
three of the beet maogold wartsel, the manure to bare
been purchased or him.
For the second best, • Prise value El.
A Prise, value LI: given by Mr. IL J. Smith, for four
urea of the best swedes, the manure to have been par-
"based of him.
For the second beet, • Prize value Cl.
A Pries, value £335., given by Mr. Robert Hussey,
for four acres of the best common tureips, Dixon and
Canine's manure.
A Prize, value £5, given by Mr. Walter Elliott (of
Bridportl, for three acres of the best swedes, grown
from seeds and menet, purchased of him.
A Prise, value £5, given by Mr. Elliott, for three
acre. of the bent mangold wurtzel, grown from seed.
and manure purchased of him.
A Prize, value £55.., given by Mr. F. C. Hussey,
for four acres a the beet swedes, grown from Messrs.
Spooner and Bailey's manure.
PRIZES FOR CORN CROPS.
Cs. S.
I.—The best sack of white wheat, to be taken
from • bulk of not lees than twenty sacks—
to have been harvested in 1866
2.—The best seek of red wheat, lobs taken
from • bulk of not lead than twenty seeks
to have been harvested in 1866
3,—The best seek of barley, to be Oaken from
• bulk a not less Oath twenty saki -to
have been harvested in 1866 1 0 0
REMIUMS FOR WORK AND SERVICE.
CLAM 1. —To the man who shall, with reins,
plough ball an acre of land in the best
manner In • given time
If the plough used be the manufacture of Mr.
Brown, Melplidah, 10s. eztra given by him.
CLAW 2.—To the man, who having at no
previous meeting taken • first prise, shall
plough with reins, half an acre of land, in
the best manner. in • give time
If the plough used be the manufacture of Mr.
Brown, 10.. eztra given by him.
To the second beat
To the third best 1 0 0
To the fourth best
CLASS 3.—To the boy not etheeding the age of
11 years, who shall plough half an acre of
Lind, in the best manner, in • given time
To the seeond beet
To the third beet 0 5 0
The sum of £5, given by the President, Thomas
Cellos, Esq., to be awarded at the discretion of the
eothoittee, will be distributed thus:—
To the man who shall best doublodyke and
plush two perches of hedge
To the second best
To the Inlin who shall best single-dyke and
plush two perebes of hedge
To the second best
CLAM 4.—To the male servant in husbandry,
who shall have worked the greatest number
of years en the same farm, or with the same
master, and mu produce • eertilleate at
good character
To the second beet
CLAIR —To the fest* servant in husbandry,
who shall have worked the wrested number
of year. on the same farm, or with the same
master, and can produce aosztifioste of good
character
To the second beet
CLAIN. 6.—To the savant In husbandry, who
shall have brought up the greatest number
of legitimate children, in • respectable
manner, and with the smallest proportion
of parochial relief
To the second best
The ploughing match will lake place in • Ileld at
Melpthish, when all ploughs intending to compete must
be by 8 o'clock, a.m. The hedgers mast be in atteadones
at the Melpthish Inn atl a.m.
No assistance will be permitted to be rendered to the
competitors, who must be servants of members of this
society.
All entries must be made on or before the 11th October,
at the office of the secretary, either at Britthort or
Resminsthr.
Dinner will be provided at Kelplaish at three o'clock
p.m., the President in the chair.
NICHE M. LWOW, Hon. Sea
Dated 4th October, 1856.

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COAL COMPANY, begs to inform the public
generally that it is his inteatioa inve.isbly to keep
a Stook of the beet quality of each deeoription of Ocala
Slates, and Timber, and to poll at suck prises se he
hopes will secure him e large share of public patronage.
£ d.
Best Hetton's Wallsend ... 1 5 0 per too.
Beat Forest of Dean (strongly remora.
mended fordrewing•room purposes) 0 19 2„
Ballo Rubble 0 18 4 „
Beet Haddock 0 17 6 „
Small Badstook .. 0 10 10
Newport and other SMiths' cs.t ... 1 0 0 , „
Neath Calm 0 18 4 „
The above Prime apply to Dorebester, nail=
th Weymou, and Maiden Newton. Coals will be
One Shilling per Ton for delivery in any part of
Dorchester and Fordington.
A large and varied assortment at TIMBER, DEALS,
SLATES, end other BUILDING MATERIALS at
greatly REDUCED PRICES.
May, 1866.

QTKAM THRASHING MACHINES, Arc,
1.73 LET oat on HIRE, by JAMES HARDING, Coro
Morahan; WiNCANTON.
No. I-3i.Roroo-Powor, by " Hindley," Bearaoo,
No. 2-6 - Bone-Powor, by " Picalley," Boarton.
No. 3—B • Moroe•Power, by "Brown k May," Devises.
No. 4-8 • Horoo-Powor, by "Brown A Hay," Lawlor&
Prim Bead Sheller.
BURTON'S MILLS, WINCANTON.

WILLIAM WALREMTON,
COACEI AND CARRIAGE BUILDER,
(flung LoNDow,)
D A RORY -LA El 8., BLA ND FORD,
101/11G8 respectfully to inform the Uentry,
Clegg. and Inhabitants of Bliusdford and its
Vicinity, that be has commenced Business as COACH-
13UILDE1t (In which he has had 15 years' experience),
and whilit soliciting • share of public Patronap, assures
those who may favor him with their oomman6, that it
will be his aim, by constant attention to ail Orders,
sombined with good workmanship awl moderate shares,
to give every satisfaction.
Repairs of every description executed with neatness
andßianaord, datch.
Ootober, 1856.

NOTICE OF REMOVAL
-
JOHN SMITH,
HORSE CLIPPER, GAS SINGER, AND COLT
BREAKER,
BEGS to thank his friends and patrons for tha
favours oonferred on him during the past 17 years.
and to Inform theni that be has taken CONVENIENT
PERINI/3ES in the ANCHOR GATEWAY, SAI,Iff•
BURY-STREET (opposite Mr. R. Doseowey'a). where
be hopes by strict attention to bedlam to merit their
patronage and support as heretafare. ,

ALDIUDGES, ST, MARTIN'S-LANE, LONDON.
PUBLIC SALES by AUCTION of HORSES
and CARRIAGES at Pleven °Weak on every
WEDNE-DAY and SATURDAY. Property otos
delivered two days previously, with instritetioss and
particulars. Stalls should be ordered a week before
either Sale Day. Amounts paid on Mondays and Thum
days only, from Ten to Four. Remittances to the
Country with Acooluit-Sales, on the written request
of the Ohn or.
Commission, 6 per cent Forage and Geom... per
Day sad Night, 4s. Rent of Carriages, Pour-wbeels
2s. 6d. ; Two-wheel, Is. 6d. per week. Norms or
Carriages, Withdrawn or not Sold by Anctioa, fie. ;
Harness, or Saddle and Bridle, 2s. ; Dogs, 10a—
Stocks valved.
N.B.—No HOTNIS received for Private Sale on Com
mission, and no Dealing allowed on the part of any out
connected with the Fotablishment
WILLIAM FREEMAN.

spacial. APMW is
JILP • H.I.H. the MUNOZ OP W
1111 NOON. J. 11.. 1/8, Old bewing re.
LP constructed these nrcnideent praised, hates es
of cradle worts.
innis=rs, J. W, MAN 111.0!OBT toe CLOCK§
.Iffir sod WATCHER, N and et Lapse Hill.
131INECKJ. W., le. Westbstinseirwre.
DIMON, J. W. is Zdteshenrecartwcad. -
BENSON, J. W, DUERR ot the GOLD ciagief
PRINTAby the City a Loam to &N.H. the
trndL p.
BENSON J. W., Nitißß ort& CASKET presidia by
the Ot at London to WILE. PRINCE ALFRED.
1311/1110N,. W.. PR= MEDAL, LONDON, Oar IL
_

BAKER AND BAKER'S
WHOLESOME. DELICIOUS. TRUE UN-
COLOURED TEA.
mins TEA is imported with the leaf not
coloured, la highly reeommended by medical and
scientific men, and combines purity with fine favour
and lasting strength.
Sold by Chemists. Stationers, and Confectioner, In
all, parts of the Kingdom.
ALL TEAS 8,1. per lb. CHIRPER.
Dorchester Woocinog, 16, Coenbill.
Weymouth BARTLZIT, Baker, tit, St. Thomas
Street
Bridport BRADFORD, Confectioner.
Warebain DOODALR, HOUthitrOOL
Poole linximos, Baker.
Bournemouth _Pommy, Commercial-road.

TO MOTHERS AND DAUGHTERS.
FRAUD'S BENEDICT PILLS,
POE. FEMALES ABOUT VIE MIDDLE AGE
OF LIFE.
THIS Medicine is justly celebrated for all
?mush Complaints, Nervous Disorders, Fsiat
Sweats, Lose of Appetite, Sick Read Ache, Lowness of
Spirits, and all occurring Irregularities in the Fetlllolll
System, at • *attain period of life. Sold in Boxes at
Is ltd. each.
Prepared only by A. J. IitVATTS. Chemist. Dorchester

EVERY ONE WHO KEEPS A HORSE
saoULD (711
EVANS S RESTORATIVE CONDITION
POWDERS.
TIiKSE inestimable Powders have been the
means of laving the lives of many valuable
Horses, and should always be kept in the Stable of the
Sportsman, Postmaster, Fanner, Jo., ready to he given
in cam of ices of appetite, or fatigue from bunting.
racing, hard work, or any other cause. They increase
strength, invigorate the spirits, prevent .welling of the
legs, assist digestion, and produce a gimpy appearance
of the skin, without withdrawing the Horse from his
accustomed labour.
Prepared only by A. J. EVANS, Chemist. Ac., High-
East-street, Dorchester.
Sold in Packets chin, and Is. &I. ; and is Tine, 9d
nd 2.. &I. imah.

EVANS'S TOOTH-ACHE SPECIFIC.
Sold in Bottles, led. and Is. led. each.
Read the following noulted-for Testimonial, one only
of hundreds that might be printed.
Portland, August 17, IRS&
Dear Sir,—l am happy to inform you that your Tooth-
Ache Specific has cured my pain. I was really worn
out with it before I had your invaluable specific.
get the Tooth-ache now occasionally, and I use a
little of the stuff, and it soothes it directly, but it was
more than common Tooth-ache before—it was all one
side of my face.
I tried all sorts of things without relief 'till my
husband brought me your Specific I wish every sneerer
would try .t I rem in, yours truly,
Weston, Portland. Dorset. S. WAY.
Prepared and sold by
A. J. EVANS, DENTIST, DORCHESTER.
TEETH CAREFULLY EXTRACTED.

FRoIID'EI
REMEDY FOR TIIE IT Cu
WITHOUT THE LEAST SMELL,
A CERTAIN CURE IN A FEW DAYS.
TH IS irritating, tavoubleaomo, and exosedingl7
.1 infectious disease, en often the source of the
greatest wonoyance to Inciividuab nod to whole Fa/milled,
may be immediately relieved, and cored by • few &mu•
anions of the above named invaluable remedy. In
every can um early epplioation is very desirable, forth.
longer it ie delayed the more virulent becomes bite 'ray-
on. md in many cans the preeent Proprietor, A. J.
EVANS, bee seen • whole neighbourhood infected by the
negligence of some one family in it, by their refusing to
aalw. it possible that they had really Itch amoopt
thsul'apppliblaailiestin'yonhpuiLwill shot:Tvnestiert:piro:gvi&lienthmieZe!oityle easeglartiolle
Sold in Bone at L. lid. each.
tree to any station throughout the Ktagdosti, on receiptal PotnoBoe ceder for 10a. ed.
Prepared by A. J. EVANS, Chemist, Derehener.

THE ROAD TO HEALTH AND LONO
LIVE SECURED BY
HOLLOWAY'S PILLS.
,lIIPCIRITIF.B OF TOE BLOOD,
In miecting the mne appropriate owsliettat for • patients,
alltnemt, there may be some tilloulty unless ,xte in • be found
to purify, regoWte, and lesprose the quality of the bloed
Them Pills poems and exert them three qua illattioas In an
extraordinary degree. They enahe the stomach to diggint any
ordi my food, increase the escretory powers of tbe r,
cleanse and purify the Nood, extol a'l morbid matter, and
throw into to eimelstUon the purest element. for suatainlaa
and malting Use frame.
ERMINES+ AND DEBILITY
How man, !lemons sneer from debility without knowing the
amen city tbey are feeble ! I meat mem the Moutch is ti‘e
agsnmeor. 111 ininty's PU s have on been lamed for rem,
Intl on disordered stomach, and motorist; It's healthy dims-
um tone; they not therefore conedently re-smroeed d aim
nerenfal but remedy in en came wham the conatitudeo, front
any mute, he, become itegaired or weakened.
ALL I IS II RAS AFFECTING THE LIVER. eTOIIAO9
AND ROWEL..
S,senever the stomach, liver, or bowels are disordered by
high lied ff. C M 1., oter.indulgenos. Mole. exertion cr othet
cause, three Sete reptlaU g Pi Twill soon rectify the eel', and
y ring beck enemy, strength, ~nd awn (ulnae to the
r+nse who e proelnue Yell was lamitude, gloom, a Ildekotlem.
INFLUENZA, DIPTHERIA, BRONCHITIS, COUGHS ANI
beDLDS.
In our changeob e climate few pent., escape without colds,
sore throttle, Influent,, elitaher%, or hr., chili., for el of
whi Is them famous corrective pow may be mita, with the
certeinty or electing a emu While the Pine are expel leg all
ImPontbss from Iles body erwis y. Ho lowers Ointment
Mould he. rubbed upo toe chest and threat ;it wi I Twoo
trate the shin, reduce inflammation, and MIMI, I SUSS
seandoem.
liotte.war's Pot,, tag one emr Raiser •ve•• Ii tat
WOILII lOS ?SI POLLOIIIII•
ABM Female Irregular'. Scrofula, or iting's
tethress I ties Ertl
'twee Ociespiaints Fevers of all kinds Sore Throats
Blotches on the Pita Stone and Grant
Skin Gout
uyte
Bowel Complaints Ileednche tots.
Calks rotliceetlnn Tiodlloulo emu
(honst/patien of the inflammation I Tumours
Bowel. Jaundice , more
Consumption Liver Complalute I Venereal Alleellotts
Debility Lumbago -forms of all Mods
Di way Plies Weakness, hole
Dy 'enter/ I Rheumatism whatever mem
Llyelpelas 'Retention of, water Re.. nu
enIC 50 Ike Estaboettneent of Peoremes Ilounwat. Its
Stow 'd. ;near Isom e Ilan) Lomita abet I, all wasportabli
D. me' ce and I eaten I, Iledirier threwthisut the eielllget
wool,!, at be fultnner pram s—ta, led., be lei.. SI. ad., Ils
',,no I et.. met. Box
:700,01: ••ff. by 111/..er VI!".
sr* snlrorl In arch nos.

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00111 TRAINS.
Londost, on! Southampton, Co Doetheottr é Weymouth
Mu. 11.2.3 1,2,3 316111 C 6. Co. 1& 2 Wall.
0.8. •.11. 672..11.11. P.M. .2. P 2.
London .•• 0$ 21111 0 11 10 9 0
,all•hury arr... 10 11 217 2 5 111 8 ..
Bouthasoptoo , 6 610 2.1 1 34, 1111 34 49
kiniwaoll ••,7 20 11 WO, 2261 21$ 610 42 119
Wimh.rna . 741 11 47, 1401 136 642 to, 141
&landlord an 9 211 6; 144 111 1118 231 ..
fIFTIP SIIII 15 2 'lt 307 13 101 ..
d•part 7. 0 1120 2414 140 626 Sal
Wareham . • SI6II 13 11 3 1 712 11 219
Wool.. .. 1 6 1122 S t
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Doaatinaa 012 1$ 3 226 747 St $ 0
Wansovvi : $l3l 1 141 40l 4 0 310 1 101 ..

an Tb• train leaving London at &to p.m. will stop at Wool
by signal only, and at Montan by slisal ea Tuesdays only.
(g) Passengers for Wool must chanp carriages at Ware-
ham, and this train will stop at Moreton to set down passen-
ger. from Loudon or Southampton, on Informing the guard.

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BERT PERUVIAN GUANO.
MESSER SCOTT k Rurs SUPERPHOSPHATE
AND OTHER MANURES.
OIL CAKE STORES.
LIENRY TAYLOR, 44, Sorra-Ernuncr,
LORMILISTMIL
Harrow, Coro and Manure Drilla—Steam
Engines and M.thines by Clayton, fibuttleirorth, sod
Co.. Brown and May, and other eminent Makers.
Fowler's, Howard:, .nd Smith's Steam Ploughs and
Caltivators.—Wood'a nd other Mowing and Reaping
Machinaa.—Hone R keg and lisvmaken.
THORLk Ell FOOD FOR CAME ;
Coen sad Flow Saks; India Rubber Rick and Wa
Coven ; Cart Grease; Machine Oa_ Gotta Perl
India Riabher, n • Leather Bands; India Rubber
Ostia Paralt. tubing, be.
AGRICU I TUB AL IMPLEMENTS
GI scary demi, tic , with the Wait Improvement.
Garrett's, and Priest and Co's. hooriconia Turnip
and Manure Drills.
SWEDE, TURNIP. hIkNOOLD, k OTHER SEEDS
01 Me Met quality.

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THE PRESTON ROAD NURSERIES, YEOVIL, SOMEItSgr.
HAVING DISPOsED OF THZ ABOVE NURSERIES to Mr. THOS. SAMPSON, I have
DOW to thank the Public for the lileeei patronage bestowed upon we, sad to solicit for the present
Pr"rid"' ecal"°"" of 140 mum. (Signed) PETER DRUMMOND. September 12th, 1566.
T. SAMPSON
BEGS TO INFORM THE PUBLIC THAT HE HAS
, PURCHASED THE STOCK-IN-TRADE OF THE ABOVE NURSERIES,
AM bops. to owls a amen wee of that liberal support formerly bestowed on DRUMIION' A Co.;
mtarantming riontinuanos of the same advantages, by offenng good ortiolm at the lowan po.aible prier.; having
ARRANGED THE MANAGEMENT WITH KR. PETER DRUMMOND, LATE PROPRIETOR,
who Will, In every ineteace, attend to all orders received with the greeted care and attention.
AU business letters to be addressed to Mr. P 27111 DIOIIItOND, Manager .4
• THOMAS SAMPSON
(LATE DRUMMOND AND CO.)
Hu now to offer an
UNRIVALLED COLLECTION OF DUTCH strum and other iFLOWERING ROOlB,
of the very beet quality, at the lowest prime, catalogues of which con be obtained free on application.
The season for planting it now at hand, and intending Parchmers are INVITED TO AN INSPECTION of
the select stook the Nurseries contain, &Insisting of Ornamental Coniferous Trees, Froit Trees, Evergreen and
Decidaous Trees, Forest Trees, Rases, Flowers of every description, and every requisite for the Farm and Gardee.
CHOICE HOT-HOUSE GRAPES, b. 6d. per IL

RICHARD GA.RRETT AND SONS, LEISTON WORKS,
SUFFOLK.
pATENT DRILLS, HORSE HOES, AND
.4, MANURE DISTRIEUToRS.
sil ._
107 - -7;14 ‘.. ' 1
Poe the Present Season are considerably reduced in pries.
whilethey ate greatly increased in efliciency by the addit6n of
il
I, / • ! ....., L:
~.. , - PATENT IMPROVEMENTS,
t (...7, , .7161
'4,411tA Which obtained the First Prises for the Patentee at the
14. Plymouth Royal drieulta,al Show, HO.
a
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fit
, PORTABLE STEAM ENGINES. AND P tTEN'T cow
........
0.-_______...--oa- jaw MINED THRASHING M %CH INES ; FIXTURE STRAM
...i. ---.
.......;„___.--- ENGINES, BOILERS AND SAW BENCHES.
--
PATENT, SUFFOLK. LIGHT OCCUPATION, GENERAL PURPOSE and 11. .NU RE DRILLS, MANURE
DISTRIBUTORS, and every other kind of Agricoltnrel Implements, of Irtrat-oleas Constructioa,
always ready for prompt delivery at
LEISTON WORKS, SUFFOLK.
Drilla, ite.,,Ameleatly kept in Stock by Mr. Fibroma= Thins', Minima*, and Mr. Hum' Tanen, 44, South
street, Dorchester.

HAWKES AND SPENCER'S
NEW PATENT CHAIN CORN DRILLS,
wTHICH attracted so much attention at the SALISBURY SHOW should be ordered at once
to secure delivery this seamen. H. anti R. wid make arrangements with • LOCAL NAILER that
PATENT HAIN BOXIMI may bo fitted to DRILLS already in nee.

E. CAMBRIDGE AND Co.'s
(LAn W. (. CAMBIUMS)
CELEBRATED PATENT PRIZE COMBINED TINE AND
CHAIN HARROW
Received the let Prise at sin consecutive Agricultural Show., when first
introduced in August and Sentember. 1863. Also Highly Commended at the Royal
Agricultural Society's Show, Newee.tle, 1864. wh n no prises were offered for Chain ,
Harrows.
As a Bash Harrow for Pasture Land, Ribbing Down Manure, Scratching up
Moss, &a, it is unrivalled.
It does it. work better, sod relieves Heel as well as the ordinary Chin Harrows
when cilleeting Couch or Twitch Grass.
1r is also used for working down Land that has been Ploughed in with Farm
y.rd
inaaiaa a firaarate Seed Heal gritboat disturbing the Name, and is
' invaluable for healing Seed or Grain, leaving a firm, fine Cali, such as cannot be
btained with any other Implement
DSLITIIiD TM TO ANT STATION.
Catalogues with Priem, kc., on application.
ST. PHILIPS IRON WORKS. BRISTOL

E R. AND F. TURNER,
ENGINEERS, MILLWRIGHTS, FOUNDERS, BOILER MAKERS, AND
GENERAL MACHINISTS.
ST. PETER'S IRON WORKS, IPSWICH.
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DE G to offer their PORTABLE STEAM ENGINES at the very reduced prices given in
IL/ the list below. The high character of their Engines, for Qaelity of Workmanship and Material, Economy
and F.MeMorry they intend folly to maintain.
6 S
2.hotee Power
115 7 „ •.195
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160 110 „ „
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PORTABLE THRASHING 7MACHINES of the Meet Approved Construction.
Patentees and Manufacturers of
ROAD LOCOMOTIVE OR TRACTION ENGINES.
E. R. and F. Turner's Horizontal Stationary Engines, from four to 26.borse Dower, have been erected
In numerous Coro Mills, and for other purposes in various pule of England as well as oo the Continent of
Europe. all of which r.• the most perfect satisfeeVon.
Makers of the Celebrated Corn and Seed Crushing Mille, Grinding Mills, Oilcake Breakers, end other
Indoor Agricultural Machinery; also of Hydraulic Rams, Oil Mill Machinery, Flax Seeding and Wet Rolls,
Circular Sawing Machinery, Mortar Mill.. ko.
or min and Estimates for Mill Machinery of all descriptions, arrangement of Perm Machinery, kii.
o.l.l3trtm6tim CATALOGUER ON APPLLICATION, AT THIS WIRE 4, IPSWICH, Olt AT THEIR LONDON orrics, 5
ORACECITII/ICH-OTREIT.

OVERS OF MUSIC who want Original
. fiongs or Pianoforte Pieces, exclusively their own
and written in any style they prefer, may have words
est to mania, or airs irraned at pieces, or difileolt
music made easy, by forwarding 36 stamps with
directions a. to style. key, ke... to HUM ALTHAIIII, (0,
Manor-road, Lewisham-mad, London, 8.8. Music
lemons on any piece by letter; also compositions
son-voted on the same terms.
Shortly will bo published " Hondas, Douglas, tender
and free," by Bernhard Althaus, words by the author
of "John Halifax. gentleman."

DOESIM DINING ROOMS.
A LL Persons VISITING SOUTHAMPTON
(Miler on Business or Plessurr).lxmld also Visit
lb. DORSET DINNER,.TEA, and COFFEE ROOMS
at 2, Upper East.street, 2 doors holey AU Saints'
Church.
Fine Ales. Good Beds. Charges strictly moderato
JOHN A URN, Propri•tor.
—IHAM7

rrini Duty being Reduced HORNIMAN'S
PURE TEAS are now BIG H T-PEN CR
CHEAPER.
TEA formerly 3s. 44., REDUCED to 2s. &I
TEA formerly 3.. RI., REDUCED to 3.. GI.
TE formerly Is. 0.1., REDUCED to 3a. 44.
TEA formerly 4s. 44., REDUCED to 3a. SI.
Two nuncio. quarter, ball and pound packets.
An GENUINE PACKETS ore signed,
sillMMßllija LONDON.
ORIGINAL IMPORTERS OF THE PURE TEA.
AGENTS IN THIS DISTRICT :
,4thedsborp
Brsdpori
Reorminater
Blenedlord
Bert PCPS
Cerne A Mat B month, Loneotreei.
DORCIESSTSIL. STAN', Isncoessor to Mr. Frond
High-East-street.
4rott Donster, Brood-street.
IlisPiery Gamow{
PelekteentAkie Spam.
Poole Green, High-street.
Wertheim Beek
warmouro Cole, Chemist, 18, Bt. Morpotreet.
Wwsbatrlse
Wmgertarits
ye•eit
Yeerisoster
or. .114ionk• ii, livervTrourvi

DR. KING'S DANDELION k QUININE
LIVER PILLS.
THE beet remedy for Bile, Wind Indipstioo,
Coativ.hem, Piles, Headache, Sickness, Giddines,
Fluttering of the Heart. Nervousness, Lees of Appetite,
Flatulence, Heartburn, ka
Their Ingredients era really excellent, and see sworn
on oath not to contain the .inallest particle of any prepa-
ration of Antimony or Mercury ; they set verygently on
the Bowels, and do not require say change of diet on
the part of the Patient, or produce the slightest risk of
taking cold. If the Public only knew how MERCURY
destroys the delicate coats of the Stomach, weakens
Digestion. effects the Nerves and positieely shortens
Life, they would take no, other Aperient then DR.
KING'S DANDELION AND QUININE LIVER
PILLS, which liberate Bile, disperse Wind, and
strengthen the whole Frame. They purilv the Blood.
restore the tone of the Stomach. destroy Worms, and
remove all complaints brought on by irregularity of the
Bowels, thus being to both sexes • restorative and pm-
wrestles of Health, clesnsing the Blood and Elude
from every impurity.
Prepared only by JAwris Roue, 47, Mortimer-street
Cavendishaqnsre, London W. in Bona, at In. lid.,
2a. 94., 4a. W., and Ils. each, free by post for Stamps
and from following agente—Maggs, Veen Evens
Dorchester ; nooks and Penny, Sherborne ; Leaker and
Hitehcook, Taunton and most Chemists mid Mediehte
Inowfora.

(aPANISH FLY is the sating ingredient in-
L.. 7 ALEX. Roaa's CA/ITHARIDIS OIL, Willa speedily
produces shirkers and thickens briar. 3s. 6d.; seat by
port for 54 stamps.— ROSSI, 24 High Holborn,
Sold by all Cbirmists, sad by !Issue, Yeovil;
. Salisbury; Corralil.. illiepton Mailett ; sad
Sloan, Faster.

WONDERFUL DISCOVERY. Corus
L'aredi in one day, by using ALU. Ross's
CtIIkOPO. This preparation gradually dissolves the
corn in a few boon, removing the very root. Price 45.,
sent by post for 60 starups.-248, High Holborn,
Lon 'on. Sold by all Chemi.ta, and by MAGGI, Yeovil ,
Balton, Salisbury ; Corrnia., bhepton Mallet ; and
Srogg.„ Exeter.
HAIR-CURLING FLUID.-248, High Hol-
born, Londou.—AL. ltoaa's Connie FLUID
curls Ladies' or nentlerren's heir immediately it is
spplied. Sold at Is. 61; sent free for 54 stamps. How',
Toilet Magazine, is. 0,1., or 20 stamps. Sold by ill
Chemists, and by MAGOG. Yeovil; 13 Salisbury;
Shepteu Mallet; nod Arnim. Pieter.

GREY HA 1.R.-2413, High Holborn, Loudon
Atm. Rom s Haim Mit produces a perfect
(micro immediately it is used. It u permanent, and
perfecoly natural in 'fleet. Price 3s. 6.1., sent pod for
rel stamps. Sold by all Chemists, and by Mares. You'd:
Bansaa. Salisbury; COTTILILL. Shepton Mallet; sad
Errinen, Bader.

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HAIR DISTROYER.-248, High Holborn
Loodon.—Mix. Ross's DIITIL•TOZT removes
without effect to the akin, separations hair from the
Not, nosh, and arms, Sa. ; east the same day as
ordered by poet tor 54 stomp.. Sold by all Chemists,
and by Magog, Yeovil ; HAIPII, fialiebtu7; Cornuu.
flh...tron 14.11.1 lid STONR. Rueter.

Cougha. Broach la Hams co,
4.• new,Colds,lntlastuathethrass
BRUNCHIA heater, , soy Irritation • LOUL'
r..). Soreness of the Throat in-
~,AN
gently relieved by ‘"-Co r,7
BROWN'S BRONCHIAL TROCHES OR COUGB
LOZRNORS.
A —RANCH HOUSE is now opened in
London for their Sale. They are very pitman
Os take, contain no opium. and children will find them
very beneficial in eases of Whooping Coach. People
who are troubled with a hacking cough, should try them
at nree ; they are a safe and sure remedy.
Coachs, linareenew, and tho vsrinus Throat Affection
to which Publie Speakers. Military Oaken, and Binger
are liable, relieved by "Brown's Bronchial Troches.
Having a direct influence to the affected parts, they
allsy Pulmonary Irritation. The freedom from all
terinus ingredients render "Brown', Bronchial
Troches" a safe remedy for the most delicate female, or
youngest child, and has caused them to be held in the
highest esteem by Clergymen. Singers, and Pattie
Speakers generally.
Among the many testimonials is a letter from Rev.
Henry Ward Beecher, which may be seen at our ream,
Amongst the many eminent singers who use the
Troches and speak highly of them, we would mention
Kiss Loasia Pe, r. Ainsley Cook, and others of the
Royal Opera, London.
Sold by all Medicine Dealers at Is. lit..pdeLhoz.
Pr ncipal Mlles SIR. High Higbee,

FOR CHILDREN TEETHING
r W
I.sti A Branch House is now opened
1,4 I N London for tbe Bale of this Remedy
5001*..0 p. shish hes been is we is AirmtiO
SY 11% over thirty years. It is plemant tc
take, and is ado me all Olea.
soothes the child and gives it rest; softens the gams
and will allay all pain or apssmodin action. and in
SURE TO REGULATE THE BOWELS.
Depend upon it, Mothers, it will give rest to yourselves
and
RELIEF AND HEALTH 10 YOUR INFANTS
It will almost instantly relieve Griping in the Bowels
and Wind Colic, and we believe it the best and carrot
remedy in the World in all oases of Dysentsry an?
Diarrhoea in Children whether oriels* from Teethin
or other sensed There are other preparations of
similar name In this isountry. Be sure and ask for MRS.
WINSLOW'S SOOTHING SYRUP, and see that
COITIPI and pngigu New York and London, is on di
outside wrapper.
Among the hundreds of testimonial', is one from
Prof. J H. Bi4elotts, London. The following is
extract :—"I have tried Mts. Winslow's Soothing
Syrup upon my Infant WY aged de months, who suffer ci
from his teething, end it relieved him immediately."
Sold by all Chemists, at Is. lid. per bottle.
&sago= with each bottle.
Call on the Chemists for one of Mrs. Winslow's
Family Almanacs and Domestic Ressipt Books for IBM
Pare of f
P lonrol °Mee Wet. High Einlhnert. tnnelnn

PROTECTION FROM FIRE!!
BRYANT it MAY'S Pataat Special Safety
MATCHES me oot poisonoes. Light ooty on
the box. Fmrlitld Works, Lood.o. K. No bo bad
of all _room.. in,i.mflog•Ta. th.toit,•,

12 CARTES DE YESIng FOK Bu.
rrHE GRAY'S INN PHOTOGRAPHIC
OOPYING COMPANY, 40, HIGH Hougoair.
141,1iDulf, WU. Forward Carte de Vbito aad 33
stamps. Twelve perfect oopies, mounted on be-t cards,
with original returned free. F. & D. Pen.t.tra,
Manager.

Lir VANS (successor to Mr. ',rood),
Cursor, Dosobosior.
11010411lAWS PUNA TEA is 1110HT-PENCI pa
lb. CHEAPER, as Mt. DUTY 46 REDUCED.
2ENULN. E I'ACKETS-2 oa. to lib so. siglod
Anuisswitet
• LONDON.
ORIOINAL IMPORTERS 011 TAR PtIRIC TEA
BOTEREIGI WOODY for BAD
—d lesdrd peokage, mateloins of the
Brims BLACK TIM the world produces (sad wblob IMO
plasm everybody), seat C•frilyre free to say railway Mottos as
market torn in Bogland, on receipt of poos.olleo order or
dine. for Ms, by PHILLIPS and Co.. tes merchants, 8, Lisp
Wimetreet, City, London, S.C.
/THONG BLACK TEAS, Is 44,16,114 4d, to Ss 4L
Rare Moir Genuine Cams, Is Id, Is SI, Is lIL
• meg OVILILEET roer roll. EVGAZ• AT EMMET MM.
PHILLIPS I 00. seed Tess Oases, awl Brim,
CAAALIDEZ PLAN ID ANT BAILWAT ELATION OS KAM?
Tort is ZEALAND. If to the ram of 40s or upwards.
kIifILLIPS & CO. bass nommto, and no con.
motion with any Ilona' Worooator orthogonal+.

"Use Viiff7lVll as a Diet."
Vide Tor Timm, September 25tb.
Only Prize Medal Corn Flour Reported by the Jar,
"Exceedingly Excellent for Food."

DENT,
CH RONOM ETES, WATCH AND CLOCK
MA REM
To the Queen. the Prince of Wiles, and the lain?,)...
Consort, and Maker of the Great Clock for he BOUM&
of Parliament,
iN V !TES attention to the superior Workman-
' ship and elegance of design of his extensive Stook
of Watches and Drawing-rooni Clocks.
Ladies' Gold Foreign M'atches ... 7 Guineas.
Gentlemen's ditto . .. 10 ,
adies' 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 Bracket Clocks of every description. An
elegant assortment of London-made Fine Gold Albert
nd Guard Chains. Ise.
DENT, 61, Strand (adjoining Coutte'e Bank); 34 and
35, Royal Exchange; and at the Cloak and Marine
Comm. Factory. Somerset Wharf. Strand. London.

DENrs TURRST _CLoCKS.
IMHE attention of Public Bodies, Gentle-
I. mu, sod others it respectfully requested to the
improvements made in the construction of Clocks suit-
able for Stables. Churches, and other large Budding.,
by the late K J. DVIT k F. Diet. Clock mad Chrono-
meter Makers to the Queen and the late Prince Consort
and Makers of the OItRAT CLOCK for the HOUSES
of PARLIAMENT, ie.
Turret Clocks with COMPINSATIII PISDULCII, ad-
justed for variations of temperature. to work the hands
of Di,la of any size from 1 foot to 30 feet in diameter.
DENT. 61, Strand (ti joining Coot's Bank), and 34
sad 35. 110,1r4 Ezehanee, London.

QECCRITY OF PREMISES, however ex-
IT tansies. The attainment of this object is gr!tatir
ech.nced by the use of DKISTIB PATENT PORT-
ABLE TELL-TALE, which, at aocaiderably Ivo ex-
pense than the method usually employed, furnishes •
perfect Register of the Watchman's Duty, without the
netieuity of any Conkdental Superintendent whatever.
A full printed description can be obtained of E. Darr
k Co., Watch and Clock Makers to the Queen and
R.R.H. the Prince of Wales, Ell, Strand (adjoining
Coutte Bank). 34 and 35. Royal Eseltange. London

ovANG OF Ito
<4.
, HEAL & SON'S %
ILLUSTRATED ••
•
alk.r.a. I. 0 GF ILT El
Comtism, Lesiva mud Prors of 150 diffarsot "stades
of Bed masa Fur:adore, as w•/1 ma of
160 Bedstead-, sad Prices of every
,06 dasenption of bidding. v
I, SENT FREZ BY POST I 4)
i' 05/te 4t
.rN4I COUV!".
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KZA T N 0 'S PKRSIAN INSECT-
DESTROYING POWDER. Pisan Boss,
Beetles, Ante, Botba. ko., are instantly destroyed
.by
Ibis Powier, which is quite harmless to animal We.
Bold in i'arkets, Is. end Si. 6d. sash; or Is Packet free
by post for 12 Stamps. and 2s. M. on receipt al 36
Also in Bottles with Bellows ls. fld. and 3a. sash. by
Karma. Bt. Paul's Churchyard, London

NOTICE TO INVENTORS.
OFFICE FOR PATENTS. 4, TRAFALGAR
SQUARE, CHASING CROSS, LONDON.
Printed instructions (gratis) as tu the COST ol
PATB.VIS tor times Brawn or forego eretetrire. Adobe
tat to..ataner in disposing of or working ierentnnte. Bagel
.d.r. • 31.11 W.:1.W,, in erhry ettatletental statat, ant In Atornos.
aloha! rt Fu,l hafttettaalloat or to tropind or ration..
at nannt and abroad . —am If presewel.y tor by 1011,,..
Rostra PRINCE & Co., Patent Offkm,
Sn.. Charing Cross, Lon dos. W.O
TO MOTHERS AND NURSES.
'KR& JOHNSON'S
111 AMERICAS SOOTHING/
SUMP. elleasiem
• e- toady UM been is tamed me far
•.lf.arms& of Porgy Teeth sad bag
1/41 !Trod uthserems Oldldsms
• suffering from Coandekro
arielag Rom painful Deatttlea.
„01104, to ib. Gwen. soon es tbsulyraulda :rob!
p' the latheuestion reduced. This
4-41:7 no satostle, easy demprieva
legreditudarbalesur. Midterm
fore as itheessit as
=2lto produce die Teeth with ewe; sad eopleatuamara
1 loth rearm to Wits Grum throbbed ',ASH. Parente
should be nay particalar to ask far JOHNSON'S AMEGICAN
sto aIIING STROP. and to notice that the newer. of Iterelay
ft... rata* Farr.tr..llon Street, ',atm. art is the btauup
stilted to. each Bottle. Pries Be 9d per Bottle.
IF THIS SHOULD MEET THE EYE
of any one troubled with Wipd to the Stoma& Inditrews.n3
take PAGE WOODCOCES WIND P/1.L9
Their world-wide celebrity mores these of darling merit
Of all tesalloine random et le lid and 21. •, or free Sr post tor
ides SS stamps ben Page D. Woodcock. Chemist. iltteatit,

+le INDIGESTION O.A.
Mail ctr
441 r
o_hrzLE
sad everywhere. &Om Lag.. 80. U., lii.
DE. I. COLLIE, BROWNE',
OHLOBODYNIL
TiarChautellor Sr W. Pegs Wood dated publiely i300.1$
tktDr. J. Donis Browse was sadosigedly the Invests, d
that tits whole story of the defendant Freeman
ins estrus sad he re&etted to say it bad bees
nrsru 8a to.—.. July 13,

DR. J. COLLIS BROWNE'S
C/ILOBODYII/1.
The Eight Rom. Earl Rama' communicated to the College
of Pbyuld..o aad J. T. Davenport, that he ha 4 rewind in-
formation to the effect that the only moody of say Kamm In
dialers was Chlorodyse.—Bee Lancet, Dec. Si. 1864.

Da.J. COLLIS BROWNE'S
CRLORODYNR.
Natrona from Medical Maw Jams. 11, Ibb&—" b prescribe.
by Boom of orthodox medical practitioners. Of coon* la
amid not be thus faluif popular did it not 'supply
waat aad 1111 a Sao."

I)R. J. COLLIS BROWNE'S
CHLORODYNE,
Is the best sad lass esrusin rvmedy mcoughs. colds, mans.
aomunlltio.....ndiris, rheumatism. Ise.

DR. J. COLLIS BROWNE'S
OHLORODYNR.
Osodios.--Noss missing. without tits words " Dr. J. Oaths
Drowses Oblorodys• " on Uwe Goveramsat Maim. Omr-
wbebaing tostlmody sooompsidos sea bottle. Bois
lisoutsoturer, J. T. DATIBTOBT. Gnat Issssu mum,
Bloomsbury, Lomios. Tbo Museum &mad ambles as
nito Mum to. rims it is is sm UM la beaks
fil,
DRHIFIN,... &IP° VRALS
It bad is lizimarssmommk,
So Misr Modals's st aura sad labile samblass. Ewes
Abs. bud ag hods, Mstroamst.
Isms. MADDOX, IS, Abomarisdtrost, Piscaditly, Losess.

PATENT MECHANICAL CHALK
for BRUSHING HAIR by MACHINERY.
For Prospectus and Pirtle:lsm apply to the NUM.."'
iwd Sae Ilsaufacturess, Joss Goadeu, ham Co. 12,
Three King Court. Lomberd-etreek Laudon.
Removed to Red Ball Wharf, /lava Peesege, Upper
Theruesetreet, LC

Psalt/wwoHigammktmintheAntkor,OorsatieLedge,Peshbata
OrISI CONSUMPTION
ltElf 1D12103 Qll
Mr. GEO. THOS. CONGREVE'S'
Work, which has painted through 73 Mditione
of 1000 Mal i
This' remarkable book treats of the causre, symptornN ate
progress of this fell disease, through ell its nage., ani. tbre
TRUE TREATMENT,
WITH 137633321/01 AID HATRAORDINAHT
CASES OF CURE.
TRLAIoi ALSO OF AsnixA, littoNCMl2lB. nn
CHINO'S WORM-DESTROYING LOZENGES
HAYE, for sixty-years, held a distinguished
. reputation, and are still and increasingly patron-
ised by the highest nouns in rittlr, reenectibility and
wienor, from a primal knowledge of their utility in
iheir own families. It is • fad establiiihed by the
annual Rills a Mortality that one-half of the avian..
born are wit off before attaining Seven Year. of AV-
snd the fruitful seams of this mortality is found to
exist in that foul state of the Stomach and Bowel. irhicb
produces the (operation of Worms. As Use vale restorer
lrifantine Health, in thiii critical state, many anziona
Mother+, who have succendully had recourse to then.
Losencei, can gratefully testify to their exonllenot
Wholesale Assets, Mr. ifidwards, Woof 67, St. Yaul'o,.
now 313, Old Change, whose name is on the Government
'ltamP• Bold in Pockets at is. li., and titles at 2a. 9d.
each, by most respectable Chemists and dealers in
inedleines

ETEALTH, DOMESTIC sad PERSONAL
ILL PURITY, orevred by weer or cowrie Om"
costaimed CONDYE PATENT ()lONIZE
Water for the Bath sad Toilet sad other eteirell
aiM by oraperstiosa.
all inet-elare Menial&
Worts. Betimes», &W.

Just Published, Peke Two Shillings.
DISINFZerION and the PRBVIENTION
of DISEASE, by sheens of OZONIC OEYGENI
ie the fares ie tibia It omen hi comma PATENT
FLUID. By H. B. COMM
Joao W. Devise, 64, Prhoomeieeeet, Leieseket
0 ObtO. Lewin?,