The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-07-14 00:00:00

IMPORTANT SALE AT A SHORT NOTICE.
72 ACRES CORN, 140 SHEEP, 20 PIGS, 16
HORSES, he.
ALDERHOLT PARK, DORSET,
Two Miles from Fordingbridge.
MR. HAN NEN is favoured with instructions
from Clio. Cennonn.t., Req., who has Let his
Forme, to SELL by AUCTION, on THURSDAY,
JULY 16th, 1968,—Th0 following Valuable
GROWING CROPS, AND . LIVE AND DEAD
STOCK,
Comprbdng 55 Sale of Gas at Cross Roads Farms,
14i aeres of Wheat and 3 acres of Barley at Deports
Fenn.
80m.-54 full-mouth South.down owls, 26 two-teeth
srethan, 19 two-leetb ewes, 93 par lambs, and 19 &Ryer
ditto.
Pioa—Rertehire sow and 9 pip, 2 breeding sows, 8
mall pigs.
flormar.-9 very useful banes worked on tits
ewe ad wale& am in for andirms workr itailmorer
In feel; • bay ferriage bens; • pay harm.
sonstantly driven with the bay hone is double harnsm,
• powerful brown mare used to double harness; •
not yearling yearling out colt, by M. Guppy's bons; •birith
3-you-old cart colt (unbroken) .• • very henilesen
3.year-old block filly, out of • well-bred mare by NM
well-known thorough-bred hone " Orford."
DID STocr. 1 wsuon, 2 earn, 3 iron
breaking-up plough, subsoil ditto, drags, IturstiM
rollers, hand-power altar cutter, root pulps; 4011 ebb
'rusher, tress, and plough herons. sheep trempa,
hurdles, ladders, and the usual small kaploraeats, •
quantity of cider cons and numerous other aeon.
Luncheon at Eleven, Sale at Twelve o'eloek.
Catalogue* may to had on appitestien to the
Auctioneer, at Fordlngbridge.
K—AMES CRYSTAL GUNPOWDER.—
Cleanest and Strongest made.

"(AMES POWDER and CARTRIDGE.—
i.i. Sold everywhere.
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Wholerale Agents : —MAC &MAD( and Co.
3 k 4. Great Winchester-street Beading', London, E.O.

RAYNMIRD, OALDECOTT, BAWTRNIC,
DOWLING, and COMPANY, Limited.
CORN, SEED, MANURE, k OILCAKE
MERCHANTS,
CHIEF OFFICE—BASINGSTOKE.
London Address-89, Seed Mullet. Mark-lane, B.C.
Samples and Prices Poet Free on application.
Prise Medals 1831, for " Whoa* 1862, for "Ezoslhol
Seed Corn and Seeds."
PARIS UNIVERSAL KIRINMON, 1067,
Saver Medal in Clue 67, for Ocreala Brame Medal In
Clam 43, for Seeds.

TURNIP MANURE.
ItDAMEN begs to inform his Agricultural
friends that he continues SOLE AORNT for
the *IWO in the County at Dorset of LAW'
PATENT BONE TURNIP NAHUM OF THR
SAME SUPERIOR QUALITY AS THAT WHICH
HAS GIVEN SUCH GENERAL SATISFACTION
FOR THE PAST 25 YEARS.
A large stook rf this Manure monstantly on hand at
the ports of Weymouth, Poole, Bridport, and Lyme
Regis; also at both the Railway Stations at Dorchester;
sad any quantity sent to say ether railway station on
emiying one day's notice.
Dorchester, May, 1868.

The foUotring is a summary of the decisions in favour
of the Wittcox and 01113311 :-
1. 111. the simplest.
2. iii. the least liable to get ant of order.
3. It is the best made machine.
4. It is the cheapest.
5. It is strictly noiseless.
6. It works the easiest.
7. It works the fastest.
8. It cannot be turned backward.
9. It requires the least mechanical skill to operate it.
10. It requires the least time and instruction to learn
to use it.
11. It is the most certain and reliable in operation.

THE FIRST AND HIGHEST PRIZE
MEDAL
GIVEN FOR SEWING MACHINEEt
At the PARIS EXHIBITION, 1847,
was awarded to the
" LITTLE WANZEIL"
In Competition with 87 other Machines.
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Sole Agent for DORCHESTER,
HENRY TAYLOR, 44, South•etreet.

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DOUGLASS LEGG,
FROM HIS ORIGINAL RECIPE.
NONE GENUINE WITNOUT THE TRADE MARE.
The 71-ade Supplied, Carriage Paid to all laihray
Station&
For PAWS LIST and other Partiouloro will/
to the
WEYMOUTH MINERAL WATER WORKS
sr D. L. calla particular attention to the superiority
of the Weymouth Soda Water Lemonadel
manufactured solely by him.

DENT, Chronometer, Watch, end Clock
Makers to Her Majesty, H.R.H. the Prince of
Wales, and H.I.M. the Emperor of Russia, and Makers
alibi Great Cloak for tart Houses of Parliament, 61.
Strand, and 14 and 35, Royal Exchange, London.
d
Gold Lover Watches, from - 16 16 0
Gold Half Chronometers, winding 'dill
o without okay, from ... 6 15
Gold Hunting Came, extra ... a
Gold Genova Watches, examinl and
fTesnr Lever Watches, fSi rom_ 5 5 0
Silver Half Chronometers, winding with
or without a key, from - ... 26 5 0
Silver Half Chronometers, in Hutting Cams,
from
Marine Clironometers, 'Dom ... 36 15 0
Gold Chains, 16 and 18 carat, from E 4 4s.
Drewing•room and Library Cloths in Ormolu, Marble,
gm, winding with or without a key. Dials, Bracket
and Astronomical Clocks slavery description. Turret
Cloaks made to order.
E. DENT sad Co.
di, Strand, and 34 and 36, Royal Ethbange, Landau

WHEN YOU ASS FOS
GLENFIRLD STARCH
SSE THAT YOU GET IT,
Ai Inferior kinda an often Sabstisated for Ike sake
extra probs.

Nort.—lt is a fact worthy of alatark, that =I:
entire trlal—whish continued without in
fcr nearly seven bours—not a skit& was Wand. 110/
the cotton once broken, nor • intedle beck..or beat,
by the Willem and Gibbs Maabias. lb kind of
no total w,. mad. that us sitMoriessittMaisiglat
vllrirMazzekslasimil
saassudaLl
12. The noodle is the eisortat
13. The needle is Wag/it
14. TIM needle is bevelled.
15. The needle is secured in its by I patented
devise, which renders it • g, so that
neither skill ear experience is neomeary is setting
it, It is not so with any other.
16. It saes but ism dread, and thus avoids the
necessity of oomplieated machinery, whisk is
required for two threads.
17. It Dews directly from the reel, thus making it
unnecessary to retried the Weed.
18. It sakes the " WIICOX and Gibbs stitch," a snick
original wits thu inacAing. ',kid for Dextral
purposes is superior to any other.
Ncrrn.—The trial upon this claim WS/ very thorough,
and the practical tests minute and accurate. Each
machine was required to ass Gotta& from dui same
real, make the stitch of the same length, and perform
the test work on the same pieta of cloth, with the
' lines of sewing side by aide. The results were all
dechdve, and in every test in favour of the Willcox
and Gibbs.]
19. The use, has the peculiar advantage of being
readily taken out when desirable, while it is
liable to rip, in toe or weer, than the look-stittc

IMPORTANT TO FLOCKMASTERS.
-LIURTHER Important Teetimionials from borne of the most influential Breeders and Exhibitors
_a: of Sheep in the Riergdorn, in favour of HELZ,I AR'S FLY, TICK, and LEAR POWDER, for Drenthe(
&sem and Lamb.. Sold is Shea at Es., sufficient to dram (10, and at 3s. 6d. for 100 Sheep. with frill directions
ferns..
John Coleman, Esq., Agent to the Right Hon. lord Wenlook, Ethrick-perk. York.
I enclose stamps for amount of swernint, and shall be obliged by your sending me a double quantity at your
what convenience, as I led it an effesitive and satisfactory Powder.—Escrick-park Odle*, May IS, 1867.
W. Hutton, Esq., Agent totters Right Hon, Lady Willoughby de Broke, Compton Varney, Warwick.
You ask my opinion of Helliar's Powder. Alter two years' experience in its use on the Compton Verney
Flock, I can say, when properly applied, it is the best prevention against Fly nod Ties I have yet found. I
condoler it far preferable and lees designee.' than dipping.—To Mr. J. F. Smith, Agent, Kinston Mills, Warrick.
—Compton Verney, March 290 e, 1867.
Mr. H. Dards, late of Harr Lackenden Hones, Woodoburch, Kent.
I have great pleasure In staking that, bowleg used Halliar's Fly Powder for several osseous, I have found It
very efficacious, and preferable to any dipping for economy, safety, and efficiency.--Otterwood Beaulies, South.
ampton, May 16, 1868.
Mr. Stephen Butler, Stitchoomb Fenn, Marlboro'.
I will thank you to send me sufficient Fly and Lear Powder for 2,000 Sheep. I have reoommended It to two
of my neighbours, end I will also thank you to seed sufficient for 1,188) to each, as it thswered very well hist year
with me, and I prefer it to dipping Lambe.—Stitclecomb Farm, Marlboro', June 3rd, 1867.
Mr. James Hockey, Court Farm, Overton, !lentil.
I have tried your Ily, Tick, and Lear Powder, and hied it answers the purpose very well, and do not intend
dipping again.—April Ist, 1868.
Mr. Samuel Looker, Folly Farm, Mildenhall, Marlborough.
I will thank you to send me enough of your Fly Powder for 600 Sheep. I used it lest year, and found it keep
, off the Ply better than anything I ever used before.—Jone 24th, 1868.

LOCAL /WANTS :
Dorset.
Blerulford ... Mr. J. Ittgram, Secdsman, Shrotoo.
Bridport ... Mr. R. Bowdeo, Grocer, &a, East-street.
Bosmicater • Mr. Stembridge, Saddler.
Corns Abbas ... ... Mr. L. D. Gil&ghorn, Saddler, An
Code Castle ... ... Kr. J. Spinmr, Auctioneer, An
Cattistock ... Mr. L. Wightmm, Prospect-place. ses-u:a
Dorchester Mew.. Style, Junes, and Co., Grocers and WNW) Merchants.
Evershot • Messrs. R. and S. Ryan, Grocers, he.
Maiden Newton ... ... Mr. J. Stickling, Saddler.
Sherborne ... Mr. J. Senior. see4mnosn, Cana& Bishop.
Wimborna... ... Mr. Wilson, Seedsman.
Weymouth and Portland ... Mr. W. Williams, Chemist.
Wiles.
Devisee Kr. S. Dew, Soedsman, 40, New Park-strsel.
Salisbury Mr. E. Bowls, &edemas), Market-pima
Warminste.r ... Mr. W. Limning, Ironmonger.
&Ado. WinetAten, limos ... Mr. W. B. QUO, Dreier and Grocer.
Tisbury ... Mr. H. P. Harris, Inland Revenue Office, Tualciall
Trowbridge „. ... Mr. R. F. Martin, Chemist,
Wilton ... Mr. 3. Fleming, Saddler.
Hangs.
Overton ... Mr. W. Loverldge, Grocer, he.
Ramsey . Kr. H. Drew, Gunsmith and Ironmonger.
sio„kbrigir;
..„ _ Mr. 0. Hulbert, Land Surveyor, Post Ofilos.
Winobester Mr. K. HsllMr, Seedsman, It, Jewry•street.
Prepared only and Bold Wholesskt and Belail by EDWIN HiLLIA/L Mannfooturing Chemist, Yeovil, Somarelt.
or Floamesters residing whore DO Agent is appointed may ham the Powder earriage paid to any Statics
direst from the Manufactory.

NOTICE! PRIZE STEAM ENGINES.
TUXFORD AND SONS,
BOSTON AND SKIRBECK IRONWORKS, LINCOLNSHIRR
A T the Worcester Trials of Steam Machinery in 1863, by the R.A.S. of England, TIIXFORD
1-1. & SONS were then again sooosesm over ALL Competitors ; their Hight-bone Engine Burps:ging in
esonomy and effectiveness all other conspetin Engines of every kited and power.
lAA year (1867) at the Royal Sosietfs Trials at Bury St. Edmunds, WILFORD and SOW Fixed Steam
Boobs was awaarded a PRIZE al Elo • their Single Cylinder Portable Engine was awarded a PRIZE of £l5, and
thz. Doidg...eyszger purism. Engin, of FOURTEEN Horse Power for Cultivating with, &a., under the
Town a the essisty's Judges and Con:pelting Engineers, with 111 pes eent.lnereased load, or
when workingIITWcNTY.ONE Hone Power, ECLIPSED the duty at every odor Mahan Doublie.C7liodie
Engine under the row MAN the following being the consumption of pounds' weight of soils per horse power per
hour by the Different Engines :
WILFORD A SONS 117 pounds
EJL
is Clayton It Shuttleworth 3.75 pounds
Ransoms & Sinn 135 pounds Brown May 4.49 pounds
WILFORD & SONS' FIRST-CLASS COMBINED THRASHING huonuns, emu. DoONLILAND
Tama suer. TUXFORD'S NEWLY-PATENTEED STRAW ELEVATORS, STRAY CULTIVATING
APPARATUS, GRINDING MILL, SAWING MACHINERY, CENTRIFUGAL PUMPS, ko,
ILLUNTRATID OATALOGUIS FORWARD= FR= ON APPLICATION.

(LOT W. 0. °Axismil)
'CELEBRATED PATENT PRIZE COMBINED TINE AND
CHAIN HARROW
Received the lit Pries at six oonsecutive Agriculturel Shows' when OM
Introduced in August and September, 1863. Also Highly Commended at the Royal
Apiculture] Society's Show, Newcastle, 1864, when no prises were offered for Chain
Harrows.
As a Bash Harrow for Pasture Land, Rubbing Down Manure, Seratehing up
Mom he., it is anrivalled.
It does its work better, and relieves Heel, as well as the ordinary Chain Harrow
when tenoning Couch or Twitch Grass.
It is also used for working down Land that has been ploughed In with Farm
Yard Manure, making a fird-rate Sold Bed without disturbing the Meatus, and is
: invaluable for healing Seed or Grain, leaving • firm, tine tilth, such as cannot be
obtained with any oeber Implement.
MIME) nil TO LIT STATION.
Csialormo wit). Prim, ha, on application.
ST. PHILIP'S IRON WORKS. BRISTOL

THE
GRAND TRIAL
OF
SEWING MACHINES.

Bfern.—Tbis aim also was very nevessly lested la the
tame manner as the lack aied wieb equal poetics
results—all in favour of the Willem sad Gibbs.
10. The seam is more dad* sad stronger thee the
locketiteb.
Th• aura la atop am sail besalltal.
ra The ma is sawfaminsaiL
U. Tb. lasslas le muse arkdJ.d Ullll theta
of say other.
24. It will dos greeter variety at week than say
other en do in equal perfection.
25. It I. more emsly end weedily changed from one
kind of work to another.
M. More work can be dons with it in • giventisee
than with any other.
27. It embroiders beautifully.
28. It has • shield to prolate the operatoes drew from
the wheel.
29. The needle being secured in • vertical ter, it has
Important advontege. over maehines with curved
needles attacked dettetly to the needle-arm.
30. In conaequenos of the shorter sweep of the needle,
there is much less wear of the cotton from Its
vibrating through the needle's eye in the eat of
sewing.
31. A smaller needle can be used with the same else
of cotton, which adds to the riven% end beauty
of the seam, especially as lines or other hard
materials.
32. It has the best heamara
33. It has the best feller.
34. It ham the best braider.
35. It has the best belt.

lILLGUJA ,j 1 ILES
\ SEWING MACHINE COMPANY.
135, REGENT-STREET, LONDON.
16, CROSS-STREET, MANCHESTER.
122, BOLD-STREET, LIVERPOOL.
Samples of Work, Price List, and "Practical Suggestions concerning
the Selection of a Sewing Machine for Family Use," sent Free,
Unlimited Instruction free to all, whether buyers or not.
Every facility afforded for judging of the Machine before Purchase.
Buyers, as well as Makers of Sewing Machines in the form of the letter G, our Trade
Mark, are cautioned against infringing our Rights.

STARCH MANUFACTURERS
TO WEAL THE PRINCESS OF WALES
-
GLENFIELD STARCH.
Rzeinsiesay wend in the ROYAL LAUNDRY,
The LADIES are respectfully informed that this Stitch
Is exolusively used in the Royal Laundry, and Her
Majesty's Laundress says, that although the ban tried
WLIZATIN, RION, end other PORDIUSTAICIII2I, she has
found none of them equal to tie OLZIMILD. which is
the finest starch she ever used.
PRIZE MEDAL AWARDED FOR ITS
SUPERJOILITY„

CASSELL'S TEAS AND COFFEES.
Sold by Agents throughout the Kingdom.
AGINTS IX THIS DISTRICT:
YSOVIL J. Perry, Temperance Hotel, South,
street, and J. Flails:, London -road.
BRIDGWATER
13/scores
Bcsirproan... Jimea Hobbs.
CArrurrock...
CHARD R. B. Glyde, stamp-aloe.
Caszisourn B. Ryall, grooer.
CHILD Owns_ G. Streets.
COLLOWTTON Dodge,
DORMER= A. J. =ari,. chemist, and Mn
Browning, High Best-street.
BVICRSBOT
CLASTONSOZY
Ottzigonax
Rearrramoz
Nrrecesuar W. Fowler. cooper.
Orrear Sr. MART Bbeoperd, grans.
Pans
roams= Cos. Spring-gordon
Quinn CAM= 8.0)11, Poet 0g...
&rocs
Samson' G. Goenrj, Halt.lloon-street.
BHIPTOR MALLS? C. GooG•00111111.
Sruausersa Janke" chemist.
Sasprzasuay G. E. Norton, fancy warehouse.
SALISBURY S. Atkins, chemist, W. Thorn,
Winchester-street, and Davis,
Culver-street.
TAUNTON G. Ingram, Park-street, and Jones
8, Chunk-street.
WIECIANTON Jim.. Gilbert.
WILTON
WALTON J. UlabOSllor.
WELLIROTos Barnet* Brolhers.
Wiviusoorig Ash, chorale..
Wzrmoirra A. Kilroy, 40, Hievelneot, end
Crocker, 18. Perk-street.
Agents wanted for Csseell's UM and Came In every
place not fay ceoupied. A”ly—
CABBRLL, SMITH k CO.,
80, Firscorukoz-orzezr, LONDON, B.C.

iggrLIVANS (tttooessor to Mr. Brood),
XI Canner, Dorchester, Agebt tor
HORNIMAHIS PURE TEA EIGHT-PENCE per
lb. CHEAPER, u the DUTY is REDUCED.
OFNUINE PACKETS-2 oa. to fib. are signed
le ammi pa LON DON,
ORIGINAL IMPORTERS OF THE PITEKiTLA.

Phosphorus is the Active 19ernmit of Lb
Electricity 1. 14.,
and
The Blood is the Life thaw,.
DE. HAMMOND, F.S.A., F.8.A.5.,
(Ex• Governor Look Hospital,)
Is reluctantly mope/led t. assioutios pubtiely (tArorglt
Spurious Imitations &tag introduced) that he is the
&de hmmor mW Palouse of me sake*
!monition
THE ELECTRIC, CURATIVE, AND
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which CURES Nervous and Muscular DoMity,Serninel
Weakness, Functional Derssigentents and other ilmente
arising from whatever rums
WITHOUT MEDICINE,
In the vast majority of MIDI.
Fall details for " Self-Care" sod Purtosal u.s bee on
receipt of Two Stamps, by Di. HAMMOND, 11, Charlotte-
street, Bedfordmpoare, London.
Free Consultations Daily from 9 till 2, and 3 till 8.
ELECTRICITY.
This Life Invigorator sots not only on the dimes*
or ylazed Veais but also on the Blood, supplying th
system with vital Sleetrieity, thus arousing and (slush'
lug the vita Forces and morsover is sanctioned and.
approved by the highest Mediae] authorities, i.e. Sir R.
Martin; Sir C. Looosk ; Dr. Golding Bird ,
_• Dr. Bases;
Dr. Thompson, Professors A hrim Humboldt, Davy,
Faraday, and hundreds of other sitlitiee.
(ride) Guy'. Hospital Report; also "Pbolosoplikal
Transactions." Lancet, Medina Tina, ke., ka.
Them records ars a Guarantee to Invalids as to as
Safely and Ajtimer of lioetricity oggicA say bs tuccud
extrls
(Letters receive prompt etteatloo).
IC4F/TllllO,
lat.g.4 at filloilausni it&U, to pnvot Pimp.

matimiesia
SOUTH-WESTERN RAILWAY.
CHEAP EXCURSIONS from WEY-
MOUTH, DollClintaltit w , ~-
pooLF., he. , to LONDON aa 110N1
JULY; returning from WaYeele‘
1.15 p.m. on Bata rds7l*
NOTICI.—The Tickets taboo by
are available to return only on the
week following the date ol issue.
Pareat.
am a Fanyl:
• Leave
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Dorchester ... •-• 735 100 12
Moreton f 6
Wool ••. ••• ••• •••
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The Tickets are riot Transferable, are available only at
the Stations named upon them, and only by the &our-
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Children under three years, free; three to twelve,
hall.fares. Only one arUele allowed as Lunge to each

• -
SIX
CARTES DE VISITE, Is. 84.; Twelve,
2a. Bd. Seed Carte with Stamps. Peacoat Copies
returned Free. Donee Pno?OOJAPHIO COMTAIIT,
304, Hernit-street, W.. opposite the Polyteekele.
Gallery for Portraits from 111e-0, High
Holborn, London.
F. & D. Frau'''. Manager.

CAUTION TO LADIES.
THE PROPRIETORS of HEAR/3141PS
ORIGINAL WIDOW WELCH'S FEMALE
PILLS find it incumbent on them to caution the pm,
chasers of thews Pills against various imitations by
Parties who have no knowledge of their peculiar pre-
paration. the Original Recipe having been sold to the
late G. KlAssoxr, of Fleet-street, whose Widow found
Ito to make the following Affidavit, for the pro-
tection of or property, in the par 1798.
AFFIDAVIT.
Fianr.—That she is in poe.slon of the Recipe for
making wacn's Female Pills which was bequeathed
to her by her late husband.
810031 D. —That this Recipe was purchased by hat late
husband of the Widow Welch, in the year 1787, for •
valuable consideration, and with a view for making
the medicine for public sale.
THIRD.—That she, Crraunrz lisAuz.nr, is also in
possession of the Receipt signed by the said Widow
Welch, acknowledging tbe having received the money
of the said Mr. Geozos ICIARISLWT for the pandas
of absolute property of the said recipe.
C. KEARSLEY.
Sworn at the Mansion House, London, I...ANDERSON,
the 3rd Day of November, before me, Mayor.
These Pals, so long and justly eels ted for their
peculiar Virtues, ere strongly recommended to the
Notice of every lAdy, (having obtained the sanction and
approbation of most Gentlemen of the Medical Praise
elon,) as a safe and valuable Medicine, in effectually re-
moving Obstructions, and relieving all other inconveni-
ences to which the Female Frame is liable, especially
those which, at an earlier period of life, frequently
arise from want of exercise and general Debility of the
System; they create an Appetite, correct Indigestion,
remove Giddiness and Nervous Headache, and Sc,
eminently useful in Windy Disorders, pains in the
Stomach, Shortnese of Breath, and Palpitations of the
Heart; being perfectly innocent, may be used with
safety in all seasons and climates.
Sold wholesale and retail by J. EtLion and Solis,
150, Oxford-street; and by most respectable Medicine
Vendors in town or country, at 2s. 9L per boa, by post
for thirty-six Stamp..
•„• Ask for ICZARSLZT'a Welch's Pills; and observe,
none are genuine unless wrapped in white paper and the
IMMO C. KAMM= is engraved on the Government
Stamp.
Agent for Dorebeeler, Mr. Weirs, fliamlet.

PILLS SUPERSEDED BY
ANGER'S TASTELESS ANTIBILIOUS
1.3 POWDERS, an effectual remedy for Bilious
Headsehes, Sickness, and all stomach complaints.
Prioe 130. and 2.5. 9J. Fer packet, of all Chemists, or
by post for 15 or 36 stamps. of J. SANG= and Solis,
150, Oxford•street, London, W.

TBE BLOOD.—JOHNSON'S SARSA-
PARILIA and BARK PILLS speedily remove
eruptions of the skin, boils, glandular swellings, scrofula,
and erysipelaa Also indigestion, liver oomplaints,
nervousness, km, and restore flesh and vigour. la. 11€1..
2s. 9d., by post. 2d. extra, of J. Samna and Son, 150,
Oxford4trest, London, W., and all Chemists.

CIORNS ! CORNS I I CORNS! I! If you
V have Corns use the B.nesian Corn and Bunion
Plaster, the best remedy ever wonted. "Simple
pieces can be obtained." Bold by J. Saxon, 150,
Oxford-street, W., in boxes, for Corns, le. ltd., and
for Bunions, 25., and by all Chemists.

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By the only " Gsaranteed Remedy" in Europe, pro-
tected by Her Majesty's Great Seal. Details free for
One Stamp by H. Jelin, Medical Electrican (to tbe
London Hospitals) PERCY HOUSE, BEDFORD.
SQUARE. LONDON,
N.B.—Medicine mid FINN superseded.
In proof of the defter herein advocated, the Patentee
will send the Remedies to be tested before payment.
(Referente to the leading Physicians of the day.)
CAUTION.
Avoid Counterfeits. I have appointed no Licenses
A Test Gratis. Send for Details.
EBTABLISHID 1840.
(As Medial Electricals to the Hoepltela).

TX& IS GETTING DEARS
BUY NOW.
pHILLIPB è Co. Tea Morahan* 8, King
WillLun-streot:Cily, LONDON. B.C.
Are non Belling Strong Black Teas, la 10d., b., St. Id.
Very excellent Black Tea is now only bildssr pound. Han
b chola, genuine Coffee, .to Is. b. per
A price current post free. Sugars at market prices.
A Chine., Caddy, containing Iffbs. c 4 really good Black Tea.
rent carriage free to any railway station or market town In
England, on receipt of aft by PHILLIPS and Co., Tea
Merchants, 11, King Witham-street, City, E.C.
PHILLIPS & Co. send all Goods carriage tree, to all London,
and Thu, Coffees, & Spices carriage tree to any railway station
or market town In England, Ireland, Scotland, or Wales, II to
Use salmi of 40s. and upwards. PHILLIPS B Co. ban no
agents, and on connection with sny home In Worcester or
Swam&

ALL who give themselves the trouble of
Lereonally
with trying and acquainting themselves
y_ of BRADFORD'S PATENT
o VOWEL übrA&EINES, not only highly approve
of and appreciate than but shear nosaunuend there to other..
See New and Important Directions for un.. Catalogue frets
by poet on on to the Patentee., T. BRADFORD
and Co., e3,'?treet, London, LC.; Manchester and
Dublin.

T .11010'8 EXTRACT of MEAT—Caution
-RA —Ask for " Ratosornie" Extract ; prepared get
AUSTRALIAN MUT COMPANY, LIMITED. Alm D
Flavoured Extract, for the Immediate prevention (without,
any condiments) of Savoury Broth.
Of all Channste and Orsowis.
Depot, 61, Oracischurchenzset, Louden, C.

OAKICY'S Indiarubber KNIFE BOARDS
from ie. 6d. .sá.
imAKEYI3 Goode sold everywhere by Iron-
NJ mongers, Oilmen, Oreoers, Brashmaam,
Droning., in.

Bu". %LEAS and ill INSECTS instantly
destroyed by using "MoDOUGALLI Patent
Minketlag and Insect Soap." Houaahold ed., Honoring 4d.
lb. Sold by Chainista, Grocers, Oilmen, to. McDougall
Brothers, London and iimobsser.

PURR COAL TAR 1106 P
(Seirirtered Bapo Oarbonla Detainena),
THIS Fragrant and Refreshing SOAR,
unrivalled for its beneficial action upon On Ski_mn•
By Ka &fly uan • clear and healthy
nod abundant wand WWl:pony prnwn that Infection. Maros
are prevented.—Vlde Lancet, ae. In Tabist• ed. uni
al all Chasnlal•. Wboakles of W. V. 111110IIT.
Loudon.

Einte Cabins.
JULY, 1868.
LONDON AND SOUTII•WESTERN.
DP 31•1 W
WepolOWA & DereAnter. vict Sounkontpton, go I aides
C 1.... 1.2,1 Pep • 1,2 3 1,2,3 1 2 162 0,3 Moil
ON. 0.6.
MitiMoaTil 40 SO 846 84412 20 50 SSOe9 30
Doacnarna .. 6 40 1440 9 6 9 6 12 40 6 101 6 010 16
le onion .. 540 , 914 9le 12 61. 1011,
W eol . 6 26 926 1 1 0 62110 27
W•r555.1 • 010 7 1 926 996 112 616 631 10 48
Pool. j &rely* 730 954 966 ISt 658 7 13 ..
640
sokiwß7l:l:Thdiodmkoirdrntod.el"Ad:ei......p:
7:1,„.641:,.23,:11011901,2468101.10th,.111109011.;.3i
01111 D
083:811052r b t
4467,
7616:07
93477.4940:1.6ty1114811;grN5;
11141.151.5. 64 11 4011 60 36 r .. Ire
from
Lond^^ • lll 62364146 42 10 10 1
Lend.. oblY• Stone et Wool by olgnel. • Third dem
front Weymouth to Dorchester alit.
•.• A train leavea Weymouth dolly (Sundays excepted) as
1.40 p.m., arrivlux at Wlmborne os 2.66.
DOlllll TRAMS
1e9d044, Sorthitrapron, go Derange. di Wraith
Cidig. I •tyi i M•iii lib. 11 I NMI.
A.ll A.M. A.M.' .1 A.M. PAL P.M. P.M.
London • 790 26:21 le 130 610 9 0
yhohopotoko depart .. 10 11.10 le 114 619 7so 11u
Southampton 6 4 '064,10 as 136 634 7 40 IS 0
Kingwood
746 12 011 11i Mit 040 333 143
Blandford orrire 0 111 12 445 so au 8
arrive
Poets deport., VII 12 10 13 10 146 sus $36
Wareham
, 436 12 13 12 43
Wool
, 8 100 i 1631163 .. • • $49
Moreton
DOIC111111111
• • • • 9 -
WITIIOIIIII.
15 157 11'?
62 (Monday. 0. too
10
A train lea.no Pool. Junction at Zaptee).
and arrives at Dorcbestet at 11.16. calling at the in oft‘i,"
.a 14/o)outh t"it
°D'
soA":t S.i" 617. .096
Wimburne
at 7.68
P.m"
airing

1111310•111.
Or TRAINS. DOWN TRAINS.
Dorekeder go LoodoN. l Leadoo so Dorchater.
Idioa.l 1,2,11 llt 2 WWI ass*. 1,2,11 1k 2. WWI
• cf P.N. P.S. A.N. A. 4.1 P.S.
WIITYOUTII 015 130 9 110 London .. i .. ss4 •SO
Dorebenter 090 2 0110 15 Southwaploal f 4 149 12 6
Moreton 440 1 11110 IX Poole) owl I 991 $94 2 5
Wool 7O 2 11110 27 Wareham i 2 $ Ile 219
Wombs= 711 I 9/11111 471W00l .. I 9 iii .
Pools 7555 7WI 1 1041 9 Yoraton .. 10 17 410 ..
Southompt 99, 9 27,19 87 Wiliorowls 111 42? 3 0
London 1 71 9 9 4 7 WITNOUTII ..' .. 441 ..

WEYMOUTH AND PORTLAND
Weymouth to Portland.
WM( DAY/1.
t424.an.1 4.11.1 4.2 r.o. ,2.14.1.4d4161,.11
Wrymouth d0p.,7 t 93011 20 .. 11 302 60 033
Portland arrive./ 4019 :4111 40, .. 1 60.2 l 0 46 20 66
Portland to Weymouth.
DATIL
3.la.nj &Mil 5.5. 12.111.11.1rairliim.
Portland dep...t 10 11 .. 20 11 1 6616 0
Wntelouth iv.. 610 12 10 .. 220 4 155 116 60 21

11131IDATIL
1i.1.....11. IP.II. I P.l 1A.11.11..1E10 r.ll
Wey der... 41 soa: ; 1013 4 A Port Land dlO VI 0 0 I 9 0
Portia d a. 9 60 12 :A 3 904 "ey. at ..4053 1 20 4 90 9 :.*
On Sundl3l • train Icarca We mouth for Portland at 5.20
1,1.-, and. train lame. Portland for Irm mouth at 6.0 p.m.
All 'Frahm Fint, tecond, and 71,1nl C 1.,..)

SOMERSET AND DORSET.
---.
Wm DATIL
Clan 1611.9 311 6,'l&' 122 161 161
aN. 1.1. 1 0.44.
r.N. P.N. •U. P.N.
Temple Comb*
Hensirldge
st..lb • rldgo "" .. •
Stormlneter Ifeerloo 14:10 39 12 63 4 10: a I ... O 8
Shillloestooe
_ 4 1
Woodford
Soetllolotry . ' 611 171 ... 44434912 68 R :0
132,1 e, Gate . 14,1127 . 14 03 4 4 1 6 842
Vileol.o.oe 31611 #l, I is s lo 418 1159 6
Poole arrive 9612 5 2 6 6 3)1 .. 1 ... :9 36
MU DAYS
CLASS 1921.74191197 1971.1716
I.x. I.s. I i. 41. P.N. r. 2 P 11. P.N.
Poole depart
111n:borne is is ssolo su 15. 3 0, 4 407 ao
Ileiley Gate .
ooetll.3,ary
Blsedfor4
Slalllineslono —..
Sturmlostor Newton .. 9 21111 42 238 .. 6 Cl 0
81albrilee. ...
IlenetTlige
Temple Comb. ......

PUBLIC APPOINTMENTS.
Tuesday, 14.—Blandford County Court.
Exeter (Devon) Fair.
Oddfellow's Fete at Bridpork
Wednesday, 'B.—Shaftesbury County Court.
Thursday, 16. Wincanton County Court.
Friday, 17.—Salisbury County Court.
Auction by Ur. Mennen of the Growl's/ Crops,
and Lave and Dead Stock, of U. Churchill,
Esq., of Alderholt Park.
Saturday, 18.—Mr. Ensor's Repository Sale, Dor-
chester.
Sherbonie (Dorset) and Bideford (Devon)
Fairs.
Monday, 20.—Industrial Exhibition at Bridport in aid
of the Building Fund of Court "Star of the
West," A. O. F.
Wedmore (Somerset) and Kingsbridge (Devon)
Fairs.
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