The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-10-09 00:00:00

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Coirrinurs: -
Sir Brook rombrooke —Part XVII.
Concerning Salads and French Wines.
Light and Dark Blue.
Nina Baletka : The Story of • Maiden of Prague.—
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Alison's History nf Europe, 1815-52.
Lectures on the History of the Jewish Church,
Cornelius O'Dowd.—On the Groat German Duel—On
Outgrowing the Continent- The "hedge" to Love—
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Upper Ward of Lanarkshire Described ;" "Outlines of
&ettish History;" Hand-books for the Clyde, the
Highlands, etc.; and editor of Marra 7lme-tebles,
Glasgow ALKIARDEN MOIULAT. Edinburgh: JOHN
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of "John Halifax, gentleman."

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CORNHILL, DORCHESTER.
Second Hand PIANOFORTES and HARMONIUMS,
lately returned from Hire, are offered for Cash at a
great reduction from the original prior.. A six -octave
mahogany cottage Pianoforte, EA Oak Harmoniums
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OHOTRA ORn AMEND AND INRTRTIRTRD,

fir Me. L'HOMME is enabled to offer to his Agricel
tural friends prime COTTON CAKE at E 5 10s.
per ton, woo Qua.
ELATE, AND TIMBER.
W. L'HOMME,
HAVING soooseded to the Business ?Or
many years carried on by the Do/lantana
COAL COMPANY, begs to inform the public
generally that it it his inteation invariably to keep
a Stock it tbe beet quality of each description of Coals,
filateb, and limber, and to sell at such prime aa he
hopes will secure him • large share of public patronage.
£ d.
Beet Flettou's Wallsend 1 5 0 per ton.
Bost Forest of Dean (strongly meow.
mended fordrawincroom purposes) 019 2 „
Bubo Rubble ... ... ••• ••• 10 4
Best Hadatook 017 0 ~
Small Itedstoek b 10 10
Ne w port and othir i o o „
Meath Min 018 4 „
The idiots Prime ipply to Dorchester, Fordingtoi,
Weytnotith, and Maiden Newton. Coals will be chimed
One Shinier per Ton for delivery in any part of
Dorchester and Fordingtoo.
A large and varied assortment of TIMBER., DEALS.
SLATES, and other BUILDING MATERIALS at
greatly REDUCED rßlClikt.
May, 1888.

H. WHEELER,
BOOKSELLER AND ETATHiItER,
21, ST. MA RY.STR RT, WEYMOUTH,
B 8 leava to call special attention to that
portion of his stook mentioned below, and to
the fact that all goods are charged, and marked
in plain awes, at the London and Paris prices.
He solicits a rompelauss of the price of the
goods offered with those of the same quality
supplied by any other hones.
BOOKS in all classes of literatare in various
styles of binding.
BOOK PARCELS rewired from all London
, publishers oar, day, so that any book not
In stock, is supplied without extra sharp one
day after order.
TA T lON HEY of every desoription from
Meows. De Le Rue, Dobbs, Kidd, and other
nmaufseturen.
BIBLIN, Church Session, and Common Prayers,
1 printed and bound at the Oxford University
Press, by Boaster and Sons, by Majesty's
printms, and at the Cam University
Preis. A Meek of more than to select from.
D6BPATCH BOXES In Turkey, Moroooo, and
Russian Leather, by the best makers.
Warranted in nay climate.
jITORK BOXES and Writing Desks in Walnut,
Vl' Rosewood, Turkey, Morocco. and Rossith
Loathers.,
TEMENTE' Writing Cease, Purees, Book Slides,
10 Letter Wiliers, Scrap Books, Photographic
Albums, and Padden Novelties of all kinds. A
V 7 Lugs asiortment.
I ADM' CARRIAGE BAGS. 4 very choice
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ITISITINO Card Plates Engraved, and Cards
oarehdly printed by theism proem at a day's
notice.
SOLE AGENT foe the CHOICE FOREIGN
CIGARS imported front Havana by Mean.
Wolff, Phillips, and Co.
JOHANN Maria Farina's Eau de Cologne Deis%
Orm Orders by leMer punetually attended to, and
ckssu amounting to M. sent Carriage paid.
21. ST. MARY-STRUT, WEYMOUTH;

KEEN HALL FARM,
Two miles from Well., Somerset, Glastonbury-road.
UR JAMES lit SSEY is instructed by the
IFL Assignees of MY. JOHN REYNOLDS, a Bankrupt,
to SELL by AUC TION, without Reserve, on THURS-
DAY, the 11th of OCTOBER inst., Om HAY and
CORN on the Farm; consisting of over 100 tons of
well-made hay; 6 rieks of well-harvested wheat; oats,
the produce of 25 sore.; beaus, produce' of 9 acres; 7
orchards of apples; half an acre of potatoes; a good
broad-wheel putt ; the feed of the farm lentil Christmas
and sundry other article..
The hay and wheat are well harvested; the apples are
• fair crop ; and as the whole will be sold without reserve,
to be taken off the premises, it is degassing especial
attention. Purchasers will have until Christmas for
removal.
The sale will commence In the Rick Yard at hell-
oes; Two o'clock punctually.
For vldwing apply to Mr. Fisher, Keen Hell.
Floniton, Oct. 3r4, 1866.

OAT ES FARM,
Two miles from Walls, &menet.
RUMMY is iseleuebed bribe
—Le_ Assignee. of Yr. Jogs RISTVOLDR, • Banknint,
to BELL by AUCTION, without Reearwe, ow THURS.
DAY, the 11th day of OCTOBER lost :-3 rieks of well.
merle bay, and 2 ricks of oat.; also the apples in four
orchards, and the grus of the farm, in lots, until
Christman
The hay and straw will have to be sonsumed on the
premiers, accommodation for which well be given to
purchaserrs, by allotting a field and a part of the bartorue
to each; the apples are a fine crop, and make prime
cider.
The sale will commence at the ounolasion of the Keen
Heell Bale, to be held the some day.
Honiton, October 3rd, 1866

rp AND A. RANDOMISE respectfully
. nounee their return from London, with a choice
selection of the Newest AUTUMN GOODS in greet
varitty, to "Allah they invite an early inspeetion.
N. B.—Calicoes, Flannels, Bolton Sheets, kn., for
Charities, at greatly reduced press.
Dorehester, 0 colter.

DORSET, WILTS AND SOMERSET
CHURCH AND COUNTRY NEWSPAPER
COMPANY (Limited).
United Circulation for advertising, 12,250 weekly.
W. WALLACE FYFE, Managing Director
Read Office, Churehatreet, Dorchester.
DORSETSHIRE.
I. Dorset County Expense,
And Agricultural Gasette. Cash Price 24.; Stamped, 3d.
Establimbed October 9, 1855.
2. Weymouth, Portland, and Dorchester Telegram.
Price One Penny.
Adlartisements most be forwarded to the Chief °lnce
not later than Wednaday Morning.
& Bridport, Reminder, and Lyme Regis Telegram.
New General Advertiser fcr Dorset, Somerset, and
Devon. Published every Thursday. Price One Penny.
Diatrict Manager—Mr. F. Tucker, Librarian, South.
street, Bridport.
4. Ringwood, Blandford and Wimborne, Telegram,
And Hampshire, Wilts, and Dorset Advertiser.
Published every Thursday. Price One Penny.
District Manager—Mr. C. W. Millard, Teleran
Office, Blandford, Dorset.
5. Poole, Bournemouth, and Christchurch Edition
of the Telegram. Id.
Sydenbarn'• Libraries, Poole and Bournemouth
and O. Kendall, Telegram Agent, Parkstone.
WI LTSH IRE.
6. Wiltshire County Telegram,
And Salisbury Advertiser.
Published every Friday. The popular advertising
medium in Salisbury.
District Offioc—Castle•street, Salisbury. Agent, Mr.
Wapehare.
SOMERSETSIIIRE.
7. Plpsag rust.
Established 1738.
The oldest newspaper In the West of England.
Published at Yeovil, every Monday Evening, in time
for post, Price 21. and 3d.
S. Yeovil and Somerset Times,
Established 1738.
Published at Yeovil every Friday, Price Id.
Direst, The Manager," Western Plying Post, YeeviL
Office for Plying Poet Advertisements—Mr. C. Marsh,
Printer, Middle-street, Yeovil.
9. Sberborne and Dorset Mercury. Id.
10. Winaanton, Castle Cary, and Bruton Flying
Post Id.
11. Somerton, Langport, and Long Sottoo Flying '
Post. Id
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16. Ifighbridge, Burnham, and Bridgewater, Flying
Post. 14. Agent Mr. J. G. Goodfellow, New Town,
Highbridge.

BEST PERUVIAN GUANO.
MESSRS. 81:101T I lIRLFS SUPERPHOSPHATE
AND OTHER MANURES.
OIL CAKE STORES.
HENRY TAYLOR, 44, Sotrut-errnner,
Loacagern.
Pion., Harrows, Coro and Manors Drilla—Steam
Engines and 14sebines by Clayton, Shattl•worth, and
Co., Breen and Nay, sod other eminent Makers.—
Fowlers, Howard'', ant Smith's Stoma Ploughs and
Cultivators.—Wood's nd other Mowing and Hopi's
Machines.—Horee R bee nod Mernaltors•
THORLEY'S FOOD FOR CATTLE;
Coro and Flour Satin ; Ladle Rubber Rick and Wedge
Coven; Cart Gnaws ; Machias Oils; Gana Penne,
India Rubber, . n I Leather Band.; India Rubber and
Grata Perebit 'tubing, M.
AGILICU LTLIII A L IMPLPMENTS
Of every description, with the lAteet Improvement
Garrett's, ind Priest and Co'n HOMO 13110 Tamil)
and Menem Drilla
RIVED& TURNIP, MANGOLLI, h OTHER BBRIIB
CM Ili* hoe. mealitlr
TO THE FARMERS OF somiasim
Donn, AND MIX&
wioegeSio,'Eloptember, 186 A
GENTLIRMEN, —IN INT/toptrotwa
MY roaT A BLF STEAM THRASHING
MACHINES this sewn, I beg most respeetfully to sell
your attention to another New B•Honpe-poirer hit, which
°emblem every improvement possible, in addition to the
three other's!. that have already some under the notice
of the public generally. The Engine was made by the
same makers as the last (Nn. 3) viz., Messrs. Brown and
May, Devises, who undoubtedly are the beat maker.;
and it ia • well-brown fact thakEoginee of their make
tmesamp the least quantity of web, therefore they
cannot be surpassed.
The Mistime every known improvement,
including • Smatter, which no doubt will be of very
great service this pear.
At the gams tame I be to inform you that I have
parehased a new Seed Sheller, which I shall Ist odt on
hire the mining season.
Soliciting your esteemed favours,
I am, Gentlemen,
Venn very respectfully.
JA RES HARDING.

TO AG RICU LT U RISTS, ENGINEERS,
MILLERS, AND OTHERS.
IMPORTANT NOTICE.
ELIHII HARRIS,
CORN AND SEED MERCHANT,
AND GENERAL COMMISSION AGENT,
WII ITEO HUM) H, HENSTRIBOS, SOMERSET,
Pnow prepared to deliver, on the shortest
nettles, any quantity a
Peter Lemon and Son's Phospho Guano.
Commies Patent Economical Manure.
Long's Non-Poiscmoui dheep-Dippiag COM troll 6011.
MNraod Luz t:
'I Powder.
Harris's Infallible Sprain Oil, for Sprains, find^ kg.
Heal. All for Cats, Sores, ha.
Machine Belts, Straps, and Mill-Banda, in leather
(Turner's Patent).
Belt, Strap, and Mill-Bend Laces.
Vulcanised India•Rabber, inevory form.
Mechankal Articles, Hoes Pipes, liasbia. Belts.
Valves, Stem passing.Bsp, Pier-Cloths,
rii:neds,ciazots, Muth. Water-
Fabvise, Waterproof
Jones end Son's Ales, Beer, ke.
E. H. in sailing stientioa to the above, begs to stets
that be is selling the whole of the above on commission,
.tirect from the beet manufeekories, at Manufacturers'
pm's.
.11. H., bet aleo, through the solicitation of several
gem opened a REGISTRY for HORSES. All
puska, ors, having horses to dispose of, or
requiring bones, should tomennicate with bias.
N,a—A °spina Thrashing Maehine and Clover
*silos WI on him

Air R. WALTER ELLIOTT will SELL by
AUCTION, on THURSDAY, OCTOBES
1866, (Bridpoit Fair), • quantity of WINE PIPES c.
HOGSHEADS, in capital condition.
13•16 at Three o'clock.
Dated Bridport, Sept Mb, 1866.

ROYAL AGRICULTURAL COLLEGE,
Cirencester.
President—His Grads the Duke of MARLBOROUGH,
D.C.L, F.R.G.S.
COUNCIL:
Right Hoe, the Earl of Deem, F.R.S., F.G.S.
Right Hon. T. H. Bother= Esteourt
Right Hon. Earl Ballarat
Edward Holland, Esq., H.P.
Edward Bowly, Esq.
John Thornhill Harrison, EN
Principal —The Rev. JOHN CONSTABLE, DLL.,
Trio. Cull., Comb.
RESIDENT PROFESSORS:
Apiealture—John Wrightson, F.C.S., ILR.A.C.
Chynaistry —Arthur B. Chereb. KA-, Lincoln Coil,
Oxon, P.C.&
Alabama to Chymical Profaner R. Warhigices, jam.,
Natural History—Ranisay IL Traqualr, M.D. (Edin.)
Anatomy, Physiology, and Hygiene—John A. M'Bride.
M. R.C.V.S.
Mathematics and Surveying - The Principal.
Diuvriag—James Miller.
The Collage was ineorporated by charter, granted be
Her Majesty in Conseil. March 27. 1845, for the perpoes
of affording a practical and mientific =Meal educa-
tion to students from all parts of the m.
DIPLOMA.
The College Diploma— which admits those holding it
to the position of graduate, under the title of member—
it obtained at the end of a two years' course by thee*
who paas • satisfactory elm-II:lotion in agriculture,
chymistry, and any other onelsubjeet meleeted by the
candidate.
The examination in agriculture is conducted vied
vac on the farm by agriculturists of note from various
parts of Great Britain and Ireland, such as Mr. Russell,
of Pil,uuir; Mr. Algernon Clarke, of Long Sutton;
Mr. Squarely, of Salisbury; Mr. Edward Smith, of
Emmett'.-crane; and Mi. BaLlario, of Glasneven.
Instruction in agriculture is given by lectures and
daily practical classes on the farm. The agricultural
course of instruction thus embraces not only • scientific
discussion of established method/ of cultivating different
kinds of soil in different climates—of the breeding, rear.
ing, and general management of stook, and of the use of
machinery --but &leo affords a good illustration of the
cultivation of • Cotteswold Farm, to which, by an
arrangement made with the tenant, the students have
free access. Each student is expected to keep a daily
pureel of all the operations on the farm, and to make
himself thoroughly acquainted with the amounts.
Charges per annum, tolbe paid half-yearly to advance!
In-students, £92; out-students, £44.
For further information apply to the Principal.

MRLPLAISH AGRICULTURAL
SOCIETY.
President for 1868 :
TEOsits Comm, Eq.
Vice-President.:
William Oolfox, Esq. J. M. P. Montage, Esq.
John Floyer, Esq., icr. The Hon. W. H. B.
Joseph Gundry, Req. POTIOIIII, Y. P.
Benjamin P. Guidry, Req. G. Start, Req. is.r.
J. P. F. Gandry, Esq. I Rag. Thornton, Esq.
Arthur Martin, Req. f Charles Weld, Esq.
The ANNUAL MEETING of this Society will be
held at MELPLAISH, on TUESDAY, the 23rd day of
OCTOBER, 1866, when the following prises will be
awarded :
PRIZES FOR ROOT CROPS.
A Prise, vales ED, given by Joseph Gondry, Req., for
the best three acres of swede., grown without the eppli.
cation of artificial manure.
A Silver Cap, •alus £5, given by Mr. &mood, for
four acres of the beat swedes, grown from seeds and
manure purchased of him.
A Silver Cop, value £5, given by Mr. Ellwood, for
three acres of the best mangold wurtsel, grown from
seeds sod manure purchased of him.
A Prise, value EIS, given by Mr. William Way,
fee tone acres of the but common turnips, the manure
to have been parehased of him.
A Prise, vales CZ, given by Mr. H. J. Smith, for two
acres of the beet 'untold wurtsal, the manure to have
been purchased of him.
For the wooed beet, • Prise value El.
A Prize, value £5, given by Mr. H. J. Smith, for four
*ores of the best swedes, the manure to have been par.
chased of him.
For the second beet, a Prise value El.
A Prise, valuta 3e, even by Mr. Robert Hussey,
for four acres of the best sommos turnips, Dixon and
Cardus's manure.
A Pile., value £3, given by Mr. Walter Elliott (of
Bridport), for three armee of the beet swedes, grown
from seeds and mecum purchased of him.
A Prise, value £5, given by Mr. Elliott, for three
acres of the beet mangold warted, grown from seeds
and manure purchased of him.
A Prise, value 5.., given by Mr. F. C. Hussy,
for four awes of the best swedes, grown from Munn.
Spooner and Bailey's manure.
PRIZES FOR CORN CROPS.
e. d.
I.—The best sack of white wheat, to be taken
from a hulk of not Is.. than twenty masks—
to bays been harvested In 1866
I.—The hest sigh of red wheat, to be taken
from • bulk of not lees than twenty molts
to have been harvested in 1866 1 0 0
3.—The best soak of barley, to be taken front
a bulk of not lee' than twenty sacks -to
have been harvested in 1866 1 0 0
PREMIUMS FOR WORK AND SERVICE.
CfJme l.—+o the idea 'be shall with mina
i
plough half an acre of land n the beet
manner in • given time 2 0 0
If the plough used be the manufacture of Kr
Brown, Melplaisb, Its. sutra given by him
CLass 2.—To the man, who having at no
previous meeting taken a first prism. shell
plough with reins. half an awe of land, in
the hest manner, In • give time
If the plough used be the manufacture of Mr
Brown, Its. est.' given by hiss.
To the second best
To the third best 1 0 0
To the fourth best
CLAM 3.—To the boy note:aiding the age of
17 you', who shall plough half an atm of
land, In the best manner, in s ewe.
To the almond best
To the third best 0 5 0
The sum of 26, give. by the President, Thomas
()Woo, Req., to be awarded at the discretion of the
committee, will he distributed thus :
To the man who shall beet doable-dyke sad
plush two peril.es of hedge
To the second best
To the man who shall best singleolyke I'B 8
plash two perebesof badge
To the 'wood best
Ctrs+ 4. —To the male servant la husbandry,
who shall have worked the greatest number
of years en Me some faro. Of with the same
ip,oisow • aim burime. .41
good oliaraetet
To the mooed beet
Cues' & —To the female Arvactin hdsbatidry;
who shall hate Worked the greatest namber
of Igen on the same farm, or with the seine
muter, and as prods.* am/Skate of good
character
To the second best
Maas & —To the meant in bosboadry, who
shall have brought ap the greatest number
of legitimate children, iii a reepestable
manner, and with the smallest proportion
of puochial relief
To the moond beet
The ploughing marsh will take place in a field at
where all ploughs intending to compete must
be by 8 o'clock, a.m. The hedgers must be in attendance
at the Melplaish Inn at? am.
No moistens:4 will be permitted to be rendered to the
competitors, who must be servants of members of this
society.
AB entries must be made on or before the llth Oetober.
at the Whin of the secretary, either at Bridport or
Buitoinster.
Dinner will be provided at Malplaish at three o'clock
p.m., the President in the their.
NICHS. M. LOOGIN, Hon. Sec.
Dated 4th October, 1866.

80 UTH•W ESTEEM RAILWAY.
WEYMOUTH, DORCHESTER, POOL& CHRIST-
CHURCH, Dm, TO LONDON.
ON MONDAY, 15th OCTOBER, a
SPECIAL TRAIN will leave WEYMOUTH
and the undermentioned Statioes for LONDON, as
follows :
The 'Dakota will be available to return on the flatur
day or the Saturday week following the date of lam,
but only on those days and only by the Ezeundos
Trains. For time of Return Train sea below.

Amato London
ad bate.
71me Ist CL rue.
Leave LL a. d. s.d.
Weymouth • • . 7.30 111) 0 126
Dorshester . . . 7.45 200 1 0
Moreton . . . . 7.67 AP d - 1 6
Wool . • . . 6. 7 DI
Wareham • . 8.30 15 if I
Poole . . 6.15 18 0 1 6
Poole Janotion. . . 6.35 17 6 1 3
Wimboro• . 8.50 17 0 1 0
Christahoreh . . . 8.25 16 6 9
Ringwood . . . 8.38 15 6 6
Holmsley. . . . 9.24 14 6
Arrive London (Waterloo Bricip) about L 35 p.m.
Returning from Waterloo Bridge Station, at 1.45 p.m.,
on Saturday, 20th, and 27th October.

Children under three years, Ire.; three to twelve
half-prioe. Only one article allowed as lnhisie to each
paseenger. The llckets are not trenalereble, are
available only at the Stations named upon them and by
the Excursion Trains there and bank.

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GREAT WESTERN RAILWAY.
THE LAST EXCURSION OF THE
SEASON TO LONDON will lean WET.
MOUTH at 9.30 a.m., on MONDAY, OCTOBER
15th. Farm then* and back, Mb. and lk 6d.,)
DORCHESTER 955 (90.. and 125.,) and MAIDEN
NEWTON at 10.15 Len., (19e. and lie. 6d.,) eaLlsat.
Yeovil, Castle Cary, Bruton, Wells, Sheption
Witham, Frome, Westbury, and Trowbridge ; Morning
from Paddington at 10.45 a.m., either on Saturday
October 20th, or Saturday October 27th. For
further particulars is. hant3bills
Paddington, Oct. 6. J. GRIEEJ3ON, Geo, Man.

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WEYMOUTH MINERAL WATER WORKS
car DL. c.:PN mirtisuler attention to the superiority
of lb° Weyo•oldh Soda Water Lemons&
Insinufactun4 onlely by htm.

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JOUR FUTURE HUSBAND or WHIPS
1 TRUE CARTE DE VI3ITE.-11r. HOWARD,
the Celebrated and Original Astrologer, will seed the
true Corte-de-Vhdte of your intended, with DamS, see,
and date of marriage, for 12 stamps. Three question
answered for 2s. 6d.; state as and am. Send stamped
directed envelown—Address, 11/. HOWARD, ViMoria•
=; Putilad-road, Nottiwe-bill, London. Netirities

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(D) The train leaving London at 3.10 p.m. will stop at Wool
by eignal only, and at Moreton by signal on Turdaye only.
($) Passenger. for Wool must change carriages at Ware-
ham. sod this tsaln will stop at Moreton to set down passen-
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THE PRESTON ROAD NURSERIES, YEOVIL, SOMERSET.
AVING DISPOSED OF THE ABOVE NURSERIES to Mr. THOS. SAMPSON, I have
now to thank the NUM for the,libend patronage beetowedjupoainie, and to solicit for the preempt
Peoptieter, a continuance al the same.
September 12th, I (aignod) PETER DRUMMOND.
N&
T. SAMPSON
13 1308 TO INFORM THE PUBLIC THAT HE HAS
PURCHASED THE STOCK-IN-TRADE OF THE ABOVE NURSERIES,
And boom to merit a tootinuanee of that liberal support formerly bestowed on DRUMMONI d Co.;
guaranteeing continuance of the same advantages, by offering good articles at the lowest prifsible prima; ItsvlAS
ARRANGED THE MANAGEMENT WITH MR. PETER DRUMMOND, LATE PROPRIETOR,
who will, In every instance, attend to all orders reeeived with the greatest care and attention.
All business letters to be addressed to Mr. PNTIR thun(lun, Manager.
THOMAS SAMPSON
(LATEI DRU)MMOND AND CO.)
Have now to offer an
UNRIVALLED COLLECTION OF DUTCH BULBS and other FLOWERING ROOTS,
al the very beat quality, at the lowest priors, catalogues of which can be obtained free on application.
The season for planting is now at hand, and intending Muchmore are INVITED TO AN INSPECTION of
IMilbei stook the Nurseries contain, consisting of Ornamental Coniferous Trees, Fruit Trees, Evergreen end
Deeidnons Trees, Forest Tress, Roses, Flowers of every description, and every requisite for the Farm and Garden.
CHOICE HOTMOUSE GRAPES, Sta 6d. per lb.

RICHARD GARRETT AND SONS, LEISTON WORKS,
SUFFOLK.
pILTENT DRILLS, HORSE HOES, AND
MANURE DISTRIBUTORS,
4—.
For the Present Semen, are considerably reduced in ricie,
0117; 'Lb while they are greatly increased in efficiency by the addition al
• ;11 PATENT IMPROVEMENTS,
v ea
ril _ AIPA Which obtained the First Priam for the Patentee at the
'P.... Plymouth Royal Agricultural Show, DNA.
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PORTABLE STEAM ENGINES, AND PATENT MM.
BINED THRASHING M 40:MINES; FIXTURE STEAM
ENGINES, BOILERS AND SAW BENCHES.
PATEN!,
_RUFFOLE. LIGHT OCCUPATION, GENERAL PURPOSE and M NUKE DRILLS, MANURE
DITSRIBUTORS, and every other kind of Agricultural Implements, of Fustelase Construction,
always ready for prompt delivery at
LEISTON WORKS, SUFFOLK.
Ito., constantly kept in Stook by MT. FIRDIRICIE URRT, Wimborno, and Mr. HURT TAYLOR, 44, South
street, Dorchester.

FLY. MAGGOT, AND SCAB IN SHEEP.
-.-
OMB'S BATH, FOR DIPPING OR WASHING SHEEP AND LAMBS,
PREPARED ONLY BY IL M. ROME, CHEMIST, LANGHOLM, N.B.
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tsrewpawrintihons
Sheep
p.rerevenbt..ing the attack of
filie TH
flylill a I.3dA: H
Di; aand destehroy74 all l'ldesffot vermin
and promotes the growth of .04 and poreaerves it beautifully yr bite "..I:he Bath is f , Itf nourishes
preparation of mercury, may be applied with safety at any mason of the year, and upon sheeropmoefvaneny
age; no harm can possibly happen them if the Pimple direetions upon each package are attended to.
The Cost of 9ipping with Rome's Bath is (Including every requisite) about 64. per 100; or LI per 1,000.
For pouring. shout 4a. per 100. The Scab Misture comes • little higher.
The DIPPING Composition is *old in packets, sufficient for 50 sheep, at Is. Sd. each.
BATH for POURING, in packets sufficient for 25 'beep. Is.. and for 50 sheep, Is. fid.
BATH for SCAB in Sheep. Packets sufficient for 25 sheep, Is. 3d, and for 50. SOL fid.
FOOT ROT MIXTURE. A safe and efficacious remedy; in bottles, with ample directions, at le. and 2s. fal.
each.
The Sale of Rome's Bath has so much increased during the past year, and its value being no much established,
he does not think it necessary to publish the long list of Tedimonials which he poems"; but they oan be had
on application. „* When ordering, please say Whether for Dipping or Pouring,
Agents wanted in all the Pastoral Districtain England where not already appointed. A liberal Commission
allowed. APPLY TO
R. M. ROME,
PHARMACEUTICAL CHEMIST, LANGHOLM, N.B.

HAWKES AND SPENCER'S
NEW PATENT CHAIN CORN DRILLS,
wmcm attracted so much attention at the SALISBURY SHOW should be ordered at once
to mare delivery this ..on. H. and S. aria make arranirements with a LOCAL MAKER that
PATENT HAIN BOXES may be fitted to DRILLS already in use.

E. CAMBRIDGE AND Co.
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(LATE W. C. CAMBRI)GE)
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PATENT PRIZE COMBINED PRESS
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• 'I" WHEEL ROLLER AND CLOD
CRUSHER.
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Tas Implem W IDleti ent is composed of aof numbor W. CAMBRO old pattern plain-edged wheels
, ilith • notched one between each. Itt merits and ume are too well known to need deaeription of
mmentent. The frames can be made either of wood or tubular iron.
CHAIN HARROWS of every description and price, PRIZE HORSE RAMS& LAND PRIMERS
WASHING MACHINES, and every desenption of AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENT delivered free to any
Station.
STEAM-ENGINES AND THRASHING MACHINES MADE TO ORDER, OR REPAIRED.
Catalogues, with Prices, kc., onepplication.
F. PHILIP'S 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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BEG to offer their PORTABLE ST'KAM ENGINES at the very reduced prices given in
the lid below. The high character of their Engines, for Quality of Workmanship and Material, Economy
and Efileieney they intend fully to maintain.
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PORTABLE THRASHING MACHINES of the Most Approved Construction.
Patentees and Manufacturers of
,
ROAD LOCOMOTIVE OR TRACTION SNORTER.
E. R. and F. Turner's Horizontal Stationary Engines, from tour to 20-borne power, hays been erected
in numerous Corn Mills, and for other purposes in various parts of England is well at on the Continent of
Europe, all of which give the most perfect satisfaction.
Makers of the Celebrated Corn and Seed Cruehing Mille, Crinding Mills, 011 cake Breakers, and other
Indoor Agricultural Machinery; also of Hydraulic Rams, Oil Mill Machinery, Flax Seeding and Wet Rolls,
Circular Sawing Machinery, Mortar Mille, do. •
or Plans and Estimates for Mill Machinery of all descriptions, arrangement of Farm Machinery. &43.
ILLORTEATED WALL/OURS ON APPLLIOATION, AT THE WORIS, IPSWICH, OR AT THEIR LONDON MICR, 5
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THE Duty being Reduced HORNIMAN'S
PURE TEAS are now EIGHT-FENCE
CHEAPER.
TEA formerly 3s. 4d., REDUCED to 3.. M.
TEA formerly 3.. Bd., REDUCED to Ss. Od.
TEA formerly is. Od., REDUCED to Si. 4d.
TEA formerly 4s. 441., REDUCED to Si. M.
Two mines, quarter, half, and pound peekett
All GENUINE PACKETS are signed,
.4,011111•140 LONDON.
ORIGINAL IMPORTERS OF THE PURE TEA.
AGENTS IN THIS DISTRICT :
/Mastery
Heliport
Beasswister Oliver, Fore.street.
Biall‘Vord Glyde.
Dere Regii
arm
DORCHESTER EVANS, (successor to Mr. Frond
High• East-street.
Daler, Broadirtzest,
re arryOsisom im
Woki•
Picidiarentkide Spam..
Poole Green, High-street.
Worsham Best:
WEYMOUTH Cole, Chemist, IS, St. Mary-street.
Wiwborme
Wistsreorws
n.eie k Hunt
)'aksessia•
oksw,As. ba. ars Agent. In ..srvTosre

SICOURITY OP PREMISES, however .x-
-tansies. The attainment of this object is greatly
enhanced by the use of mama PATENT PORT-
ABLE TELL-TALE which, at eoseiderably isse ex-
pense than the method usually employed, furnishes •
perfect Register of the Watahman'e Duty, villains the
neoemity of any Conthlental Superintendent whatever.
A full printed description OW be obtained °IL Dist
k Co., Wmch and Clock Makers to the Queen and
11.11.11. the Prime of Wales, 61, Strand (adjoining
Omit: Bank). $4 and 36. Royal ibtehanoe. Lo•loo

DENT'S TURRET CLOCKS.
rile attention of Public Bodies, Oentle-
-1 men, and others is respectfully requested to Use
improvements made in the construction of Chalks suit.
able for Stables, Churches, and other larp Buildings,
by the late K. J. DINT k F. DENT, Clock and Chrono-
meter Makers te the Queen and the late Prince Cowart.
and Makers of the GREAT CLOCK for the HOUSES
of PARLIAMENT, La
Turret Clocks with COIMMIATIIIf PitIIDULUX, ad-
justed for variations of temperature, to work the bands
of Dials of any sins from I foot to 30 feet in diameter.
DENT, 61, Strand (alJoiloing Coati's Bank), and 34
and 35, Royal Exchenge, London.

DENT,
CHRONOMETER, WATCH AND CLOCK
MAKER
To the Queen, the Prince of Wake, and the late Winos
Consort, and Maker of the Groat Clock for he Houaft
of Parliament.
INVITES attention to the superior Workman-
A. ship and elegance of design of his extensive Stock
of Watches and Drawing-room Clocks.
Lobes' Gold Foreign Watches ... 7
Gentlemen's ditto .. . 10 ,
adios' or Gentlemen's Gold English
Lever ditto ...
entlemen's Geld Compensation
Silver ditto ditto ... 25 „
Marine Chronometers 36
Gold and Silver Pocket Chronometers, Astronomical
Turret, and Itrarket flocks of every deecription. An
elegant assortment of London-made Fine Gold Albert
nd Guard Chains. ke.
DENT, 61, Strand (adjoining Cooties Beak); 34 and
36, Royal Exchange; and at the Clock and Marino
Compass Factory. Somerset Wharf, Strand. London.
/dr EVANS (successor to Mr. 'Proud),
thisigter, Dorobaster.
HORNIMAWS PURE TEA Is EIGHT-PENCE'per
lb. CHEAPER, as the DUTY Is REDUCED.
lENULSE I'ACKETS-2 on. to Rb ant signed
Jimandevta LONDON.
oßialwAL IMPORTRILS OF Til It PURR TEA

DR. KING'S DANDELION k QUININE
LIVER PILLS.
MHZ beet remedy for Bile, Wind Indigestion,
I. Costiveness, Piles, Headaehe, Biasses, Giddines,
Fluttering of the Heart, Narrowness, Lose of Appetite,
Flatulence, Heartburn, he.
Their Ingredients are really excellent, and are sworn
on oath not to contain the smallest particle of any preps.
talks of Antimony or Mercury ; they act verygently on
the Bowels, and do not require any change of diet on
the part of the Patient, or produce the slightest risk of
taking 'old. If the Public only knew how MERCURY
destroys the delicate coats of the Stomach, weakens
Digestion. siesta the Nerves and positively shortens
Life. they would take no, other Aperient than DL
KING'S DANDELION AND QUININE LIVER
PILLS, which liberate Bile, disperse Wind, and
strengthen the whole Frame. They purify 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 pre-
servative of Health, ckansion the Blood and Fluids
Dorn every impurity.
, Prepared only by JAMBS RORKE, 47, Mortimer-street.
Cavendish-square, London W. in Boxes, at Is. lid.,
2e. 9d., 4a. 6d, and 11. each, free by post for Stamps
and from following egenta—Msggs Yeoirl Evans
Dorehaster ; Rooks and Penny, ; Lather and
Hitchcock, Taunton and most Chemists and Medicine
Vendors.

PANISH FLY is the acting ingredient in-
k" ALL'. ROM'S CANTILAILIDIS OIL, which speedily
produces whiskers and thickens hair, 3a. 6d.; sent by
post for 54 atempa.—Autx. Roes, 248, High Holborn,
London. Sold by all Chemists, and by MAOOS, Yeovil;
&MIR. Salisbury; CUTS&ILL, Maiden Mallet; and
Stone, Exeter.
VVONDERFUL DISCOVISRY. Corns
Cured in one day, by using it Lex. Rose's
CllllOl.O. This preparation gradually dissolves the
eons ie a few bourn, removing the very root. Peke Is,
sent by posf for 60 stamps.-248, High Holborn,
London. Sold by all Chemist', and by MAOO 5, Yeovil
Battik Salisbury; Corriuu, bbepton Mallet; and
STOIII. Mister.
HAIR-OURLING FLUID.-248, High Hol-
born, Loodon.—ALsX. Ross's CURLING FLUID
curls Ladies' or Gentlewen's hair immediately it is
applied. Sold at 3s. Bd.; sent free for 61 stamps. Rose's
Toilet Magazine, li. Bd., or 20 stamps. Sold by all
Chemists, end by MAGGS. Yeovil; Salisbury;
Corriutt.„ Sbepton Mallet; and Bross. Exeter.
GRZY HAIR.-248, High Holborn, London,
ALKI. Roiss'is Halt DYE produces a perfect
colour immediately it is used. It is permanent, and
perfectly natural in effect. Price 3a 6d., sent port for
54 *tamps. Sold by all Chemists, and by meas. Yeovil:
Haunt, Salisbury; CorralLL, Shepton Mallet; and
Brous, Exeter.

DESTROYER.-248, High Holborn
London.—Autx. Rosa's llsviLavoitv removes
without effect to the skin, superfluous hair from the
fees, neck, and arms, 3a. 6d.; sent the same day u
ordered by poet for 54 stamp+. Sold by all Chemists,
and by Macias, Yeovil; H•ILPIIIL, Salisbury; COTHIII.I,
Rhonton Mallet nel lingetme

owAf. Coughs, Brooch is Hoarse fO5
- nose,Colds,lnauestsaAstbsoa,
I Ai, Catarrh any Irritation or LOUUtI,3
ORUNCB
SOCVDOO. Of the Throat In. AND
i'ef'OcWiv staidly rearm' by C101.0C2.
BROWN'S BRONCHIAL TROCHES OR COUGH
LOZENGES.
A,...RANCH HOUSE is now opened in
London for their Sale. They are very pleasan
to take, contain no opium. and children will find them
very beneficial in cases of Whooping Cough. People
who are troubled with a hacking cough, should try them
ar otos ; they are a safe and cure remedy.
Coughs, Hoareenees, and the various Throat Affection
to which Public Speakers. Military Officers, and Singer
are liable, Mies... by "Weans itresseislal Treas...
Having • direct influence to the affected parts, they
allay Pulmonary Irritation. The freedom from all
deleteriotut ingredient,' render "Brown's 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 Public
Speakers generally.
Among the many testimonials Is • letter from Rev.
Henry Ward Beecher, which may be seen at our office,
Amongst the many eminent etagere who nee the
Troches and speak highly of them, we would mention
Miss Lousia Pne, Mr. Ainslie, Cook, and others of the
Royal Opera, London.
Sold by sll Medicine Dealers at Is. lid. per box.
Pr nctipal Office 2115. High Hollers -London.
FOR OHILDREN TEETHING
W
LINS OWS A Branch House is now opened
S 0 01 I-4 IN C' London for the Sale of this Remedy
p. whia), has been in use in Awcalc
SYFover thirty years. It is pleasant tc
take, and is safe in elf cases;
soothes the child and gives it rest; soften, the gums
and will *nay all pain or spasmodic action, and is
SURE TO REGULATE THE BOWELS.
Depend upon it, Mothers, it will give rest to yourselves
and
RELIEF AND HEALTH 'lO YOUR INFANTS
It will almost instantly relieve Griping in the Bowels
and Wind Colic, and we believe it the best and surest
remedy in the World in all oases of Dysentery an?
Diarrhoea in Children whether arising from Teethin
or other causes. There are other preparations of
similar name in this country. Be sure and ask for MRS.
WINSLOW'S SOOTHING SYRUP. and see that
CHIME and Pnnia, New York and London, is on Us
outside wrapper.
Among the hundreds of testimonials, is one from
Prof. J H. Siddons, London. The following is
extract —"I: have tried Mrs. Winalow's Soothing
Syrup upon my infant boy aged six months, who suffer 41
from his teething, and it relieved him immediately."
Sold by all Chemists, at is. last per bottle.
directions with each bottle.
Call on the Chemists for one of Mrs. Winelow's
Family A IMAIMOS and Domestic Receipt Books for 1865,
Free of Charepe.
P (Miro. Wiel. High Hollows. Lamina.

KEA TINO 'S PERSIAN INSECT-
DESTROYING POWDER. Fleas, Bugs,
Beetles, Ants, Moths, At., are instantly destroyed by
this Powder, which is quite harmless to animal life.
Hold in Packets, Is. and 2s. 6d. ouch; or Is. Packet free
by post for 12 Stamps. end 2a. 6.1. on receipt of 86.
Also in Bottles with Bellows le. 6d. and 3.5. each, by
KKATIIIIO. St. Pears Churobrard, hoodoo

A SOVEREIGN REMEDY for BAD TEA.
eve —A leaded package, oontelniag 5 Um. of the mast doe
Woos BLACK TEA tho world no Peel sable& will
please everybody), mint carriage free to say railway station or
market town in England, on necipt of post-onos order or
;brasalfl,tr 20a., by PHILLIPS kg Co., ten merchants, 8, Kier
STRONG BLACK TEAS, 1. 84, hi, hod. e to Ss Y.
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DB. J. COLLIS BROWNE'S
CHLORODYNE.
Vie. Chancellor Sir W. Page Wood stated publicly in Court
that D. J. Collis Browne was uodoubtedly the layentor of
Chloralyne ; that the whole story of the dr:lenient Freeman
was dellatdy untrue. and he tweeted to say it lad besa
sworn ta.—Bea the Timm. 13. DOC

DB. J. OOLLIB BItOWN/S.B
OffLORODYNE.
The Richt Hop. Earl Handl catasauniosted to the Cottage
at Physicians and J. T. Davenport that be had received In-
formation to the effect that the only remedy of any service la
abash was Chlorudync.—Soo Lanout, Dec. 31, 1814.

DR. J. COLLIS BROWNE'S
CHLORODYNIL
Extras* trom Medical Times Jae. 12, 11111.—" Is pitiereitud
by mores of orthodox milked practitioners. Of eourse it
would not be that singularky popular did it not ' sappky a
want aad 111 a Owe: "

DR. J. COLLIS BROWNE'S
CHLORODYNE,
4 the best sad most certain remedy In coughs, colds, asthma,
emmuseption, neuralgia, rheumatism, to.

DR. J. COLLIS 11 RONV N ' 8
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