The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-06-12 00:00:00

PORTISHAM FARM,
Seven Miles from Weymouth.
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important Sale of Fat Remota, Fat Sheep, Fat Lambe,
and Fat Pigs.
Ai- R. T. ENSOR has been favoured with
joatrueoeua from W. M A MFILLD. EN., to
'IEI.I, by AUCTION. on WKDNKSDAY, JUNE 27,
3itti6, the following FAT STOCK, via. :-
13 .prime fat heifers.
10 fat cal -.es.
100'fat Harnrwhire Down aretbers.
100 fat Sussex ditto.
2.11) fat South• Down ewe..
200 fat horned lambs.
UV fat Ih- wn ditto.
100 prime fat pip.
Refreshments will be provided and the Sale sommenee
.it Two o'aiock.
thonibuses will meet the trains at the Weymouth

MARTINSTOWN, NEAR DORCHESTER.
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MR. FREDERICK FOOT will SELL by
AULTIoN, on TlllTßiltaY. JUNE 14, 1260,
the undermentioned HOUSEHOLD FURNITIME
and Effects, of EssOss liaaniTT, leaving the neigh-
bourhood :-
2 Feather beds ; 2 four-peat, 1 miss, Lad 1 stump
bedateads cheat of drawers, 2 carved oak chest.,
clothes boxes and trunks, commode. 5 swing and hang.
up clam., dressing table. and were.
30-bour clock in oak ease, 30-hour Dutch clock, sofa,
corner and Nears capbourds, dremer end shelves, deal
settle; round, and square table.; mot-meat and
other chairs; dinner, tea, and other ware; 2 sett of tea
china, shames. Gramma, boilers and tea kettles, meat
safe, writing drake, work boxes, tea illus.
HaU-bogabeed copper furnace, ironing stove, grate,
washing tuba, clothes bones and baskets, large ironing
tables, crimping machine, 16 fiat beaters, pig jib,
grindstone, garden tools, ha., ho.
Also, • BAKER'S PATENT MANGLE.
Sale at Three o'clock.
fOR EDERICK FOOT, AUCTIONEER,
GENERAL VALUER, and 001111L18111031
AGENT, DOROII WNW
V A LTTATIOHA far ADM NATR A TVIN.

WT COKER, SOMERSET.
TO RE SOLD BY AUCTION, BY
Af R. J. T. ENSOR, at the Tue.. Cinovvyme
Yeovil, on MONDAY, the 25tb thy of
JUNI-% Ittnfi, at Three o'clock in the afternoon, in lohi,
,ut.3• et to such conditions as will be then and there
prddeoed.
The MANOR or LORDSHIP of West Coker, with
total Messualie or Mansion House, called or known
o. West Coker House, together with the Stables, Caach.
no., K •nizels, Green-house, Hot-house, Ire bowie,
a.l other teluisite buildings, lawn. Shrubberies,
,idene, Orchard, and Ornamental piece of Water
tie!onging thereto. Alan the Manor House of West
t'..ker, with the /donor Farm, and several Memel,. or
Deelling-house., Gardens, Orch•rds. and clews of rich
and productive Arable, Meadow, and Puente Lane,
containing to..;et her about 210 &env., aituate in the Parish ,
of Wext in the County of Someroet.
Tie Mansion Howe, which haa • Southern aspect, is
ilelidttifclly placed on .n eminence, and the fl .wer
g•rdene lied lawn, ',lope thence to the ornamental water.
'I he itloe.ure ground. ere tastefully laid out and Panted
with evergriee and other shrubs. The gardens,. well
..t,eked with choice fruit trees, and are most productive.
e %tension and Grounds he immediately contiguous
to the Turnpike Awed leading from Yeovil to Crewkerets,
are surround, it b stonewalls. and are within about Two
miles of the Ysovil Mations of the Great Western and
5.., I.- W,•arxr,, Red./ans.
The Ilonoion may be riewed on application to the
pre.ent tenant, Israel Rendall, Fag., and the Manor and
ot, Cr houses and lande, on application to the respective
tenants thereof.
Fortier particulars, with Plans and Lots may be had
of II . A NUIIIM's and Coe , Solicitors. Dor-
•ter ; a, the C11(.00104 lit.PTiL, Ysovil ; the Ogoaua
1n,., cr.•wk,n. ; snit the A permeltaß, Dorchester.
FRIAR WADDON.
no Miles from Dorchester, and Six from Weymouth.
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Important Sale of 700 Here Sheep and Lambe and 20
Fat Heifers.
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AIR. T. ENSOR has been favoured with
inotruvions from Mr. W. MATO, who is coining
W.1....t00 Farm, Chaimineter, to SELL by AUCTION,
THURSDA I', JULY 8, 15136, (being the day before
It r 0,.. .ter Fair), the following HORN SHEEP,
1., MRS, FAT HEIFERS, via
full-moth ewes that have been pot to a Down ram
lnn t.edreth rect
t lainba.
Pin we'll., hoot*.
41 f.n. ewe'.
In fit erethera
2 I file. fat heifers.
I:cfre4hments will be provided and the Sale oommence
a Tero precisely. Conveyances will meet the mid-day
trains at Doscheeter Stations.

VAtINTING of every description executed at
1 the shortest crdisi, by AITIW ACHINERY
as tbe Oakes of tke " DORSST COUSITYEZPILIRES,"
wid "BELECIR A
(ITTIWIRI-,ATRENT WIRPWILITER.
DORSET COUNTY SCHOOL
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THE ANNUAL DISTRIBUTION of
PRIZES .111 IDV.) take Voce at the TOWN
HOLL. DORCH LITER, OD THURSDAY, ths 14th of
JUNE. at 4 P.M.
It is expected that the LORD BISHOP of the
Diocese will preside oh the oecasioe.

CHURCH PAPER FOR CLEROY AND LAITY.
rirHE CLERICAL JOURNAL, and Chronicle
-I of the United Church of England and Ireland, is
published every Thursday morning. It treats exclusively
of Church matters in Englaud, tralsnd, and the
Colonies; furnishes information to Chureliwarniens, and
Lime at the extension and defence of the Church and
her various institutions. It. leading articles are upon
be eceleviastie4 events and opinions of the day,
and it. comprehensive reviews of Church literature
have ong secured for this Journal the confidence
of its numerous readers. Price 6.1., Stamped 7d.
by prepayment, 26a. • yew. HUGH Wo..t.tana, London
R. C., Gough-square, Fleet-street.

H. WHEELER,
BOOKSELLER AND STATIONER,
21, ST. ld A RYSTREET, WEYMOUTH,
BEGS leave to call special attention to that
portion of his stock mentioned below, and to
the feet that all goods are charged, and marked
in plain egares, at the London and Paris prices
He solicits a romparreAs of the pries of the
goods offered with those of the same quality
',applied by any other house.
BOOKS in all dames of literature in various
styles of binding.
BOOK PARCELS reoeived from all Loudon
publishers every day, so that any book not
In stook, is supplied without extra °barge one
day after order.
STATIONE P. Y of every description, from
Maws. De La Rue, Dobbs, Kidd, and other
raaaufaeturers.
BISLES, Church &prairies, and Common Prayers,
printed and bound at the Oxford University
Prem, by Bagster and Bons, by Her Majesty's
printer., and at the Cambridge University
Pres A stock of more than 500 to select from.
DESPATCH BOXES in Turkey, Morocco, and
Russian Leather, by the best makers.
Warranted in any climate.
IXTORK BOXES and Writing Desks in Walnut,
V Rosewood, Turkey, Morocco, and Russian
Leathers.
Wvitly Chow Peosso. DIA Slides,
Letter Weighers, Scrap Books, Photographic
Alburtis, and Parisian Novelties of all kinds. A
very Lugs assortment.
LADIES' CARRIAGE BAGS. A very choice
selection.
VISITING Card Plates Engraved, and Cards
carefully printed by the new prJoess at a day's
notice.
SOLE AGENT for the CHOICE FOREIGN
CIGARS imported tram Havana by Messrs.
Wolff, Phillips, and Co.
JOHANN Maria Farina's Eau de Cologne Dept%
eir Orders by letter punctually attended to, and
Goods amounting to 20e. sent Carriage paid.
21, ST. MARY-STREET, WEYMOUTH.

DORCHESTER UNION.
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THE GUARDIANS of this UNION will be
peppered, at their HEFTING to be held on
THURSDAY, the 14th day of JUNN Mit, to ISONVO
TENDERS for the SUPPLY of PI:OYISIONS end
other NECESSI 4 RIES for the UNPIN WORK.
HOUSE; else Bread made of the best Flour for the
Ont-door Poor, and Mutton for the Sisk Poor, residing
I, or near the Town of Dorchester. for three monthe
from the 28th of Jane next to the 26th September next,
and for the Bnpply of Coals for one year from the said
20th day of June next.
Forms of Tenders may be obtained on application at
my Office, and must be delivered at the Union Work-
house on or before Eleven o'clock in the Forenoon of
Thareday, the 14th day of June next.
By Order of the Boated,
HENRY LOCH,
Clerk.
Dorehester, 30th May, 1866.

WIMBORNE AND CRANBORNE UNION.
TO BAKERS, BUTCHER GROCERS, AND
OTHER.
PICRSONS willing to CONTRACT for the
RUPP' Y of PROVISIONS, and other MICE&
SA RIES required for the above UNION, from the
22nd day of JUDO instant, to the 27th September next,
are requested to Rend Sealed Tenders with samples of
snob articles u will admit of it. to the Union Work-
house in Wimbotne on or before 10 Welter in the Fore.
soon of FRIDAY. the 15th instent, when the same will
be opened and Examined.
Particular' and Forms of Tender can be obtained at
my dike. or of the Nester of the Workhouse In
Wimborne.
Person. having claims on the Guardians are requested
to deliver the rme to me on or before the 251/1 day of
June instant.
By order of the Board of Guardian..
J. K. JENVEY,
Clerk.
Wimborne, let June, 1886.

A LDRIDGES, ST. MARTIN'S-LANE, LONDON.
PUBLIC SALES by AUCTION of HORSES
and CARRIAGES at Eleven o'clock on every
WEDNE'DAY and SATURDAY. Property mus
delivered two days previously, with instructions and
particulars. Stall. should be ordered • week before
either Sale Day. Accounts paid on Monday. and Thurs-
day• only, from Ten to Pour. Remittances to the
Country with Account-Sales, on the written request
of the 011/1 or.
Commission, 5 per cent. Forage and Grooms, per
Day and Night, 4s. Rent of Carriages, Four-wheels
2s. 6d. ; Two-wheel, la 64. per week. Horses or
Carriages, Withdrawn or not Sold by Auction, 5a.;
Harness, or Saddle and Bridle, 21. 6d.; Dogs, 10a
Stooks valued.
N.B.—No Hones received for Private Sale on Com-
mission, and no Dealing allowed on the part of any one
connected with the Establiahment.
WILLIAM FREEMAN.

WILTS AND DORSET.
FARNHAM AND TOLLARD ROYAL FARMS.
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rill() be LET together and entered upon at
Mabeeloss owsk—Tbrisie tosolligireM•42loBllll,i
and SHEEP FARMS, enntigtious to each other. sod
enotaining upwards of 1,000 ACRES, of which about
700 are Amble and the remainder Meadow, Pasture,
and Down Land; three admirable and well placed Seta
of Farm Buildings adapted to modern Agriculture.
newly erected Cottages for Labourers, Ponds, Water
Tanks, sod all other convenience..
The above Farms have been for many years past io
the occupation of Use lota noble proprietor, and no ex-
pense has been spared in their culimation.
To view the F 11,01., apply to MY. CH•RLIS MITCHELL,
the Reiliff, at 'folioed Royal, Salisbury ; and for farther
information as to the terms of letting, Se., to ROBERT
R. H•aggr, E.q., Btorminder Newton, Woodford.
Dated June 6th, 1866.
TUESDAY, JUNE 19th IS THE LAST DAY FOR
TICKETS.
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1866,—THIRTEENTH SEASON.-1806.
ART IJ NI 0 N OF GREAT BRITAIN.
ONE SHILLING PER SHARE.
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1,212,320 Tickets have been sold io the twelve
previous drawings, and 13.802 PRIZES distributed, in-
cluding 3,439 Paintings, in amount, earring from 200
guineas downwards, being ONE PRIZE in each 88
Tickets.
The DRAWING for PRIZES will take place
ON SATURDAY, JUNE 30th, 1866,
and will comiet of upward. of
TWELVE HUNDRED PIIIZF4.
"Ter OUTLAW'S WOOI110” (let Prize). Thee. Hespliel.
(150.
"Teg FISHERMAN'S Ruyan" (2nd Prise), E. Holmes,
FlOO.
" Nest Corn, CURIO, N. Wales" (3rd Prise), Mr.. J.
W. Brown, I:84-
" MAKING You Pure (4th Prise), W. 11. Williamson,
473 10a.
In the Exhibition of Work. of British ArtisM. Manches-
ter, and about 250 other Paintings, from £7O down,
(Particulars in Prise Lets.]
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Tickets, ONE SHILLING each, entitling the bolder to
on. chum* in the drawing, may be knit from the under-
mentioned agents; or will be forwarded direct by the
Secretary on receipt of envelope (stamped and dieected),
together with postage stamps or post-aloe order for the
number of Tickets required.
JAMES G. L t W, fiecrrtary,
39, Oxford-street, Ilsnohester.
LOCAL AGENTS :
Edward B. Hussey, Fag., Wine and Dorset
Bank,
Mr. H. Ling, Bookseller, County House, Dorchester.
Robinson, Music Saloon,
Mr. J. Aodenon. Gray's Orchard,
Mr. W. Shipp, Book.eller, Blandford.
Mr. G. Barrett, Artistes' Repository, 70, 1
Bt. Thomas-street,
Mr. H. T. Stagg, Music Warehouse, 34, Wei'°°°l4l'
8.. Thorou-street,
Mr. H. Jolliffe, Boobseller, Fortune's Well, Portland.
.1. Brnek, Bookseller, Glsetnobury.
R. Memos, News Agent, Dem Abbot
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GUERNSEY AND JERSEY.
SUMMER sERVICE.
THROUGH COMMUNICATION
1- between the GREAT WESTERN
Jr. ' RAILWAY and the CHANNEL ISLANDS
by every Train to WEYMOUTH and from
WEYMOUTH HARBOUR every MOIADAY, WIDNES.
D•T and FRID•Y. at 6.0 a.m. by feel esll Brassoses,
returning from JERSEY arid GUERNSEY every
TUESDAY, THURSDAY, and SATURDAY. The .hnrteet
rob nswisire is by the Weymouth root*. Be. Great
Western Penny Time Tables.
J. MAUNDERS, Manager.
I Weymouth, May, 1866.

NOTICE TO PABSENGERS.
No foreign Emigrants are carried in the Steamers of
the NATIONAL STEAM NAVIGATION COM•
PANT (LIMITED).
STEAM FROM LtVERPOO- L
TO NEW YORK
EVERY WEDNESDAY,
AND FROM QUEENSTOWN EVERY THURSDAY.
NATIONA- L
STEAM NAVi-
, GATION COMPANY (Limited);
I IN- The now full-powered British Iron
.... -
Screw Steacnohips
Ship. Tons. Ships. Tons.
0 (Building) 2850 Huxvirria, Ogilom.. 3325
quirx, drogiai
KNOLLID, Oniee 3400 I VIRGINI•, Prowse 2878
Emu, Cutting
8I:I4TLAND. Hall
Will be despatched from Liverpool to New York •
follows:—
PENNSYLVANIA WZDIIESDAY, June 1311.
VIRGINIA WIDISIDAT, June 204.
Ad from Queenstown the following days.
The Saloon aceommodation on board these Steamers
is very superior. Rate of Passage from Liverpool to
New York, Fifteen Guinea& Return Tickets, Twenty-
five Guinea&
There is excellent aecommodation for Steerage
Passengers, and • fall supply of Cooked Provisions
served up by the Company's Steward&
Passengers he .bed through to the inland towns of
Canada and the United States on favourable terms.
For Freight or Passage apply to THE NATIONAL
STEAM NAVL IATION CO., (Limited,) 14, The
Albany, Oldhall,treet, and 58, Waterloo-road, Liver-
pool; or, to N. and J. Comas and Boos., Queens-
own.

MUSIC SALOON,
CORNHILL, DORCHESTER.
Second Hand PI NOFORTF.S and HARMONIUMS,
lately returned (rola Hire, are offered for Cash at a
great reduction from the original priw. A six oetave
mahogany cottage Pi.nolorte, £6. Oak Harmoniums
£6. Pianofortes for Hire, from ss. per month.
"PIANOFORTES and HARMONIUMS,
Let on Hire for Three Years. after which, and
without any farther papsonat, the Instrnmeot become
the property 01 tie Hirer.
Sim Piandorts• on theme terms from 2s.
quarter.
mu.i„„a in.s...cosente of every description at the lowest
1..005 1.11008.
German, Organ, and Celeste Coorertinaii, in wren
variety, from 2s.
New Music at hell the marked price.
PIANOFORTES AND HARMONIUMS LENT ON
HIRE, TUNED, REGULATED, AND
REPAIRED.
New Publications added every week to the Cirealialog
Music Library. Timms of Subseription tl Is. per
I annual.
MUSIC SALON, CORNHILL, DORCHESTER.
it(11. J. ROBINSON, Professor of Music,
ILL Organist and Choir Master (of All Sainte),
Cornhill, Dorchester, gives Lessons on the Organ,
Harmonium, Pianoforte, Concertina, Cornet and
Singing.
CHOIRS OROANIZED AND INSTRUCTED.
BENSON, J. APPOIN rh., I to
1t itk.H. the.PRI NI I. 01, WALES.
I)J iii toi-.ir,vlhuvO
inspection of artistic srcrli•.
)LIENsS(t;n "(MAUI
J Westlsetroc-srove.
15E1480HTLI. W., 144, illishpcourt-rusicl.
IIESSON. JSI K Ell of the 001,11 CASK /IT
01 Lull• 1011 to ti-Eli the
uk.DAL, LONDON. Colas .1.1-
BgNISON, J. tt ikiZE tthttL. IjltiLlN.Uiuo.iO
B SON Jr. W., 11:i:ill-Tilt LON
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13"60N.1...51%11.CT1
t, 111515 IV iv TI Vi
hNtiuls, J. tit.; i CI.UtAL 01
ligNSlSP:l;B„n'or =ln! Vi'll'iltii:jelritAlr.'"nv...p_'.lNre4y, (71''
It ES'SONI3 -WATCH KS are sent to all part* of the
hafe Iy ptnl.

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SOCTIL.WESTERN RAILWAY.
STOCKBRIDUE RAOES,
On 13th, 14th, and 15th JUNE
The Railway from Redbridge. Romney, end Andover
to Stockbridge is ryArr open.
each Race Day. Pamengers will be
0,,,,,,e7e4 from WEYMOUTH. DORCHISTER,
&a, to STOCKBRIDGE IM follows
Fares to Stock-
bridge & beck.
A.M. I.tCI. 2nd Cl.
Leave Weymouth . at 8.35 s. d. s. d.
„ Dorchester • „ R. 55
~ 9. 7Jt 200 150
Wool . • 9.17
„ Wareham . • ~ 930
Foote . . ~ 924 180 130
„ Poole Junction . ~ 9.42
„ 9.57 15 3 11 3 E,
Rlugcood „ 10.15 13 4 9 3 Gilt,
: 10.43 10 8 7 7
„ Lyrnington . „ 10.20 11 0 7 9 •
„ Lyndhurst Road „ 10.59 6 8 4 7
„ Totters . . „ 11. 7 60 41
„ Redbridge. . „ 11 15 5 6 3 9
Arrive Stockbridge . „ 11.58
Returning front Stockbridge at 6.20 or 6.30 p.m, to
Redbridge, and from thence by the 7.51 p.m. Down
Train from Redbridge to Weymouth.
Return Ticketa to Stockbridge are available for the
}blunt Journey front 12th June to 15th June, in-
elusive.
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HAIL STORMS.
THE ROYAL FARMERS' INSURANCE
COMPANY,
3, Norfolk-street, Strand, London. W.C.,
Insure Wheat, Barley, Oat., Beans, Peas, live,Turnipe,
Clover, lee— against loss by HAIL STORMS at
Motenite Rates.
SEEDS and GLASS are also insured.
FIRE 10110M00e1 at rates as low as other well estab-
liehed offices.
LIFE Assurnmes of any description at equitable rates
Foor-fifths of the profits diveti every Fifth Year,
LOSSES. Prom' t and Liberal settlement of claims.
Farther part,culare may be had at the Chief Offloes,
or of the Agent&
JOHN REDDISH, Seerebu7 and AsWary.
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AGVITO
DORCHESTER, Cenie Abbe., and Piddletown—
Meiars ANDREWS and 0001LICIAIC Solicitor..
Eilandford Mr. IL Fowler, Whitchareb, Malteter
and Prewar.
RI id port Mr. F. Good, Bank.
Child Okeford Joseph John Holdway.
Cr...kerne C. L Lang, Esq. Solicitor.
Gillin • gham Mr. H. Haloes, tioiklitem.
Males asstabla, Ofise.
Ir. C. Stollrerclksak.
Wareham Mr. Thomas Randall, Chemist.
Wiraborne Mr. Geo. Chislett.
Fordingbridge Mr. J. Ilannen, jun., Estate Agent.
Additional Agents wanted application to the
Secretary.

BONA FIDE MONEY tiPECULATION.
£8,000,000 Sterling, guaranteed by Government,
are annually divided' in monthly •llotmenta in various
Sams upwards to 1.15,000 Sterling. An investment of
£1 may secure rts,ooo Sterling.
For Promieetua (ishioh will be sent gratis), apply to
FIEDRSICK Sinn, Banker, Frankfort•on-the•Maine ; or
letters addremed to bins at 8, Three King Court,
Lomhardoitreet, London, EC., will be immediately
or warded.

C 250 000 HAVE been paid"
COMPENRATION FOR
ACCIDENTS OF ALL KINDS,
BT THE
RAILWAY PASSENGERS' ASSURANCE
COMPANY.
Invested Cspital and Reserve Fund, £50.000, Annual
Income. £65,000.
An Annual Payment of 1.3 to £6 ss. secures £l,OOO
in ca.. of Death, or £6 per week, while laid up by
Injury.
For Particulars apply to the Local Agents. at the
Railway Stations, and Ofiloes.-61, CORNHILL. and
10, REGENT-STREET.
WILLIAM J. VI AN, Secretary.
C. GOOD, Old Bank, AGENT for DORCHESTER..
Agent for Weymouth, Mr. Robert Oakley, Manage
Dorestehire Bank; Yeovil, Mr. Venter, Brims:a and
RTM.AT ItAil.*, Riation
gir Mg. L'HOMME is enabled to offer to his Agricul-
tural friends prime COTTON CAKE at £5 10e.
per ton, FOR CAN.
COALS, SLATE, AND TIMBER.
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W. L'HOMME,
HAVlNGsucceeded to the Business for
many yearn carried on by the DORCHESTER
COAL COMPANY, beyn to inform the public
generally that it is his intestine inva i•bly to keep
a Stock of the best quality of each description of C.d..,
Slates, and limber, and to sell at such prices aa he
hopes will secure him • large share of public patronage.
2 ad.
Best Hatton'. Wallaend 1 5 0 per ton.
Beet Forest of Dean (strongly ream,
mended fordrawing•room purposes) 019 2 „
Bulb o Rubble ... 0 18 4 „
Best Radeamk ... 017 6 „
Small Radstoek ... 0 10 10 „
titt"Putini_............0 12 2
Tenby Stone Coal .. 1 5 10
The above Prices apply to Dorchester, Fordinliton
Weymouth, and Maiden Newton. Coals will be charge
One Shilling per Ton for delivery in any part
Dorchester and Fordington.
A laree and varied assortment of TIMBER. DEALS,
SLATES, and other BUILDING MATERIALS at
greatly REDUCED PRICES.
May. 1666.

LAW' MANGOLD MANURE AND PATENT
TURNIP MANITFLEL
RDA Id EN begs to inform him Agriculture
. Friends that he continues SOLE AGENT
forth. SALE of these SUPERIOR MANURE'S in the
County of Doreet, and that be is tesdy to take orders
I for their delivery at all Ports and Railway Stations in
the County. He guaranty's the Mangold Mecum and
Superphoshate of equal quality to that which has given
such general satisfaction in previoas years.
R. Dawes wells hest Peruvian Guano only, which, by
analysis, contains double the quantity of Ammonia to
Gomm manufactured in this country.
As the Importers of Peruvian Gomm will only Nell
for cub payments, R. D. sells for cash at owe mouth;
but for Mangold Manure and Sinjerphosphate, the mum
libersl credit will he given as ore.
N.ll-11r. C4OllOl CHLDWI/1 Will take orders in
Blandford, Wimborne, and Ringwood Market..
Dorchester, March, 1866.
YOUR FUTURE HUSBAND or WIFE'S
TRUE CRTE DE HOWELD, the
the Celebrated Astrologer, will wind the true Carte-dc.
Visits of your intended, with name, age, and &Ma of
marriage, for 16 stamps. Three questions answered for
fls. U.; Mae nes mid erns. Seed damned directed
envelops.—dd rem. Mr. FlOW•111),
Portland-road, Nottioghill, London. nswers in two
Aare.

WIIAT 310 NET CAN'T DO
TN this world it is difficult to say, judging from
the numerous purposes to which it is applied.
We know what a little money CAN do, if in-
vested in the porch ise of a Box of PROUD'S
COMPOUND HEPATIC PILLS, the universal
remedy and great panacea for all dimrders of
the Liver and stomach within the reach of all who
cuff, r from B le, Wind, Indigestion, Costly. newt, Un-
pleasant Taste of Mouth iu the morning. Headache
Sickness. Otddinesa, Dimnes of Sight, Swimming in the
Heal, Faintnem, Sinking Sensation of the Stomach
Low Spirit., Pains in thy Shoulders and Back, a Dry and
Furred Tongue, Dislike to Food, Pipums' Singing Noises
in the Head, Distension of the Stomach after Food,
Fluttering of the Heart, Nervousness, a Dry Cough,
Irritability of Temper; alao not very gently and effica-
ciously upon the Liver, Liberate Bile, and Strengthen
the whole Frame. They are gentle and pleasant in their
operatio..n,..lruire no oontinement, nor alteration of
g ,i„ wvh n.prt..et masts he both sexes
egeL
Prepared only by A. J. EVANS, Chemist (Suooessor
to Mr. Proud), Dorchester. Sold by all respectable
Chemista everywhere in Bosse la. led. each.
OBSERVE i—Ooe of the LA RGEST and BEST
SELECTIONS of GLASS, CHINA, end
EARTHENWARE, of every description, may be neon
atffirs. HARVEY'S Ware ROOMS, E.t-ntreet, Bridport.

BATH AND WEST OF ENGLAND SOCIETY.
SALISBURY MEETING.
MARSHALL, SONS AND COMPANY, (LIMITED.)
ENGINEERS, G AINSROBOUGH,
IXHIBITED at the above Show their celebrated Prize PORTABLE STEAM ENGINES,
_EA THRASHING MACHINE, and CIRCULAR SAW BENCHES.
M. S k Co. were awarded the First eris. of £5O for the best finishing Tbraahing Machines, at the great
Yorkshire Shoe, hrld at Doncaster, July, 1861

SALISBURY MEETING, JUNE, Ib6B.
COLEMAN AND MORTON
EXHIBITED at the above Show an assortment of their CELEBRATED PRIZE
cIa.TIVAToRs, which have .on mare than Savatm Flaw Paltrei. Also HANSON'S PATENT
POTATO DIGGER, WROUGHT-110N V./AM-CART, HORNS ORALS WITH INTWILDIATE MOTION, ZI1•
LDJUhTING HOPS POST= YOB STIAN CULTIVATION, Ac.,
Catalogues, with full particulars, on application to
COLEMAN AND MORTON
LONDON ROAD IRON WORKS, CH RIAIRFORD.

REDUCTION IN PRICE OF HAYMAKERS.
ASHBY AND JEFFERY,
OF STAMFORD,
EARyAmL
Exhibited at STAND No. 97, Salisbury Show Yard,
...- . .
ArINIIOentMaPeACII7NESofantbdeiHrONKSEWE
-.,'"' er isle" • '.l. ...,.. RAKES.
....14.444.4.4.• 61 ' AA , . Intending purchasers should by all means examine
- •055044, _
' - . ' .r.
-- - - ":4' '-' '444,..«;1'. . S Eli,.
these machines by ASHIT k JRII7SKY before they
decide.
I.
' • • 4
,i .1 1.,1§1: ,\ •'Z
0:_ \ The new No. 5 Haymaker, with back and forward
motion, RIO 10,
• i
7 - The new No. 7 Victoria Haymaker ditto, £l3 13e.
- .7 - - ",.. , \ The new No. 6 Palmerston Haymaker, iitto,
lit 11 Ilk- •• ' ; . .•,' 7 19,' ' £l4 14s.
. r 4 '':-.!4 ) '-•,- - Th
a Ti,..1 \ .
-I ' - ' - r* '-- IV e Extra Strong No. 4, new patent and ditto, £l6.
. - I'' ‘ 0:` warglelleill No. I Improved Horse Rake, 26 Teeth, i'7 ills.;
_ . .:7.‘• - No. 2, ditto, ES; No. 3, ditto, ES ss.
-.- 4-"''' They are also exhibiting Steam Engines, Mills,
Chaff Cutters, Horse Works, Churns, Ac.
E R. AND F. TURNER,
ENGINEERS, MILLWRIGHTS, FOUNDERS, BOILER MAKERS, AND
GENERAL MACHINISTS.
ST. PETER'S IRON WORKS, IPSWICH.
1111.1.
,—,..._____,„_............._1
... MIL • 0. ` Illnumminni
• 7?"-%7 ' - I
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ECI, to offer their PORTABLE STEAM ENGINES at the very reduced prices give. iii
the hat below. The high character of their Engines, for Quality of Workmanship and Material, Economy
and Efficiency they intend fully to maintain.
C 2
2-horse Power
3 ~ ..
4 9, 0
5 „ , l6O 10 „ ~
PORTABLE THRASHING MACHINES of the Most Approved Construction.
Patentees asol Manufacturer@ of
ROAD LOCOMOTIVE OR TRACTION ENGINES.
E. R. and F. Turner's Horisontal Stationary Engiu.s, from four to 26-horse Power, have been erected
I. numerous Corn Mills, and for oth, purposes in various parts of England as well as on the Continent if
Europe, all of which give the most perfect satiafaction.
Makers of the Celebrated Corn and Seed Crushing Mills, Grinding Mills, Oilcake Breakers, and other
Indoor Agricultural Machinery ; al. of Hydraulic Rams, Oil Mill Machinery, Flax Seeding and Wet Rolla,
Circular Sawing Ifthhinery, iforirr Mill., Ice.
•Wr Plana and Estimates for Mill Machinery of all deeeriptions. arrangement of Farm Machinery, /sc.
ILLCSTRATICD CATALOOOSK ON arrwcartos, AT THE WORKS, IPSWICH, OR AT THEIR LONDON OPPICR, 52
ONACICHURCH-STRIST.

IMPORTANT TO THE HAY SEASON OF 1866.
_
NICHOLSON'S PATENT HAYMAKERS.
_
TN addition to the several varieties o
- 1 this useful Machine hitherto made, in
Ilie % "Swerdrahl utro
61 - -P4
x.,,,i'' w.i.iftz -x.- - which is included the one celebrated for havin
taken the first prize of the Royal Society of
t 7,
.... i' ' „ .-,.....10,,, . i England, and of every other Society of import.
mute at home and abroad, W. N. NICHOLSON
V -...-. AIZINIPF 4V. c _
vt..• E.. '"',-. 7.1-- - -‘—'---- -- - ''......ch-- begs the attention of purchaser. to Ids NEW
AND CHEAP Double-action Haymaker No.
'if 'Alst, 1111F-'-' 12, with both forward and reverse action, pri .4
Ell Ils.
This Machine was design...l lut memo for
~..tilliblk
.. -• . .-_ - . ..,.....x.:::' —,,, _ .. small octeupations and cavefully tented. W.
..,: ...„..,...-7-: -• _ N. NICHOLSON is now prepared to supply
. - - • L "...the same promptly. In its oonstraction are
-.— combined the fewness of working parts, absence
of Complication, and excellence of Material and workmanship, which have rendered the machine W. N.
NICHOLSON no well known and appreciated.
PRIM OT HATMAIHMS : E a. d.
Nieholoon's Original Prise Hay Machine . . . . . 15 15 0
Nicholson's Extra Strong Machine for Water Meadows . . . . 16 16 0
Nicholson's No. 10. an incellent Doable Action Machine . . . . 13 13 0
Nicholson'. Ror 9 Machine with Single Motion, only either forward or reverse 10 10 0
N,cl,ols no Patent Horse Rake, Tubular Shafts 7 10 U
The best and meet complete Machinery for Haymaking purpmea yet made.
Illustrated Cstalogoes. with Particul.rs and price, and every information, free on application to
W. N. NICHOLSON, TRENT WORKS, NEWARK.
Slaain Engines of every Size and Construction, and Boilers of every Dimension, constantly in Stock or in
Progress.
WILLIAM NEWZAH NICHOLSON, will attend the Salisbury Show, and Exhibit a New Haymaker.
Awarded the first prize Gold Medal of the French Society meeting at Auxerre, also the only prise given fo
Hay making Machines at Avignon—tAe only compailire &leis this year.
London Office, 19, Craven-street. Strand.

BATH AND WEST OF ENGLAND SOCIETY.
SALISBURY MEETING, JUNE, 1800.
--
LOCAL ENGINES TEIMII LINCOLN ENGINES.
011.1111 WV is v/4 - •
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4
.....111‘k 1F •el I ft
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411 'ffi/41.67 \r.
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INGRAM and PHILLIPS Exhibited at the above Show an Eight-horee Power portable STEAM
I ENGINE of entite4 New Orugn and Construction, °combining to tbe fullest extent, Economy and
Eillaiency, important elements not lobe obtained ir Engines of the ordinaiy type.
ILLUSTRATED LISTS POST FREE.
INGRAM AND PHILLIPS, ENGINEERS, &c.
ST UCKTON IRON WORKS, FORDIN 0 BRIDGE, HANTS.

BATH AND WEST OF ENGLAND SOCIETY'S
SALISBURY MEETING, 1866,
WHERE
TRACTION AND PORTABLE ENGINES,
THRASHING MACHINES, STRAW ELEVATORS, tic., Ike,
WERE EXHIBITED BY
CLAYTON, SHUTTLEWORTH, & Co.,
w
HO have revntly made a material REDUCTION IN PRICES. REVISED
Ali. LOGLTI 8 any be obtaia don anpliolition by letter to
CLAYToN, SHUM,KWoRTII, & Co., Lnecour, or 78, LoweARD-rrazirr, LONDON.

E. CAMBRIDGE AND Co.,
T2ork,
;LATE W. C. CAMBRIDGE)
'4
,tlorto-orot, PATENT PRIZE COMBINED PRESS
WHEEL ROLLER AND CLOD
• •
- CRUSHER.
%IRIS Implement is composed of a number oW. C•si ii Don's old pattern plain-edged wheels
with • notched one between each. It. merits end woes are too wall known to need description of
4001011104. The frames can be made either of wood or tutelar iron.
CHAIN HARROWS of every d•scription end prise, PRIZR HORSE RAKES, LAND PRESSERS
WASHING MACHINES, end every description of AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMM• delivered free to any
Station.
STEAM-ENGINES AND THRASHING MACHINES MADE TO ORDER, OR REPAIRED.
Catalogurs, with Prices, Re, on •pplication.
ST. PHILIP'S IRON WORKS, BRISTOL

MONSIEUR C. FLEURY, a graduate of
the University of PARIS, and author of a
translation of the Ode. of H °that. into French versek.,
, continues to leech French. lAtia. and
jujiu, with their literature an 4 certification, besides the
elements of Gerover •nd Spanish, all compared with the
Kentish luggage and idioms. Pupila attended at their
or his own residence.
A spring class is forming on the eassumatiotral
principle. Terms by the lemon or the quarter, is
preferred, the latter beginning from the day of entrance.
Apply to Ms riddance, 8, Royelterrue, Weymouth.
WEYMOUTH POTTERY,
(ADJOINING THIS WRY OLTH C =Err. )
I W. PADGETT Manufacturer of
. GLAZED EARTHENWARE for DOMESTIC
PURPOSES.
Sanitary Stone Glued and Unglued Pipes, Bud.,
Junctions, Cloest•pens, Traps ho.
Terra Cotta Chimney Pots, Plain and ornament,' ,
Vans, Garden and Roofing Tiles, Oven and Paving
Squares.
All descriptions of Goods required for Garden and
Floricultural purposes.
Hard-burnt Buildins Bricks made by Steam Power,
recently improved Meohinery from Flute Clay.
These bneks are meet effectual in preventing damp
walls, so injurious to health and property. Favourable
tetimonials can he rendered for the same by numerous
influential architects end builders.
The works are within 10 minutes' walk of the several
we., Stations, and have a dock for loading sailing
buses direct from the kiln.
WALTER ELLIOTT,
AUCTIONEER AND GENERAL AGENT,
BRIDPORT.

NOTICE TO CORRESPONDENTS.
Evany communication mast be authenticated by the
name and addrese of the writer there,f, not neoes•
sully for publication, but as • guarantee of good
faith.
Ida. J. thusamt, Bookseller and Printer, St. Diary-
street, has tpulertaken the agency in Weymouth for
the Dorset County Express, and through him the
Trade can be aupplied with Bale Copt°. (in dozens
only) in anticipation of all the Newspapers of the
week.

WILTS AND SOMNRSZT
CHURCH AND COUNTRY NEWSPAPER
COMPANY (Unified).
I Uninsrl Circulation for advertising, 12250 weakly.
W. WALLACE FYFE, Managing Director.
Head °Hoe, Church-street, Dorchester.
DORS ETS H I RR
I. Dorset County Erma;
And Agricultural Gazette. Pries 2d.; Stamped, 3,1.
Established October 9, 1855.
2. Weymouth, Portland, and Dorchester Telegram.
Price Ca.e Peony.
Advertisementa most be forwarded to the Chief Office
not later than Wednesday Yondug.
3. Bridport, Beamineter, and Lyme Regis Telegram.
New General Advertiser for forest, Somerset, and
Devon. Pnblished every Thursday. Prioe One Penny.
District Manager—Mr. P. Tucker, Librarian, South.
street, Lindner&
4. Ringwood, 131andford and Wimborne, Telegram,
And Hampshire, Wilts, end Dorset Advertiser.
Published every Thursday. Pries Ose Penny.
District Manager—Mr. C. W. Willard, Telegram
Ofiice, Blandford, Dorset.
6. Peels, Bouresenouth, and Christchurch Edition
of the Telegram. ld.
It. flydenbamssi Libraries, Poole sad Bournemouth
and G. Kendall, Telegram Agent, Parkstoce.
WILTSHIRE.
6. Wiltahire County Telegram,
And Salisbury Advertiser.
Piebliahed every Friday. The popular advertising
medium in Saliehnry.
District Offloa—Castlectreet, Salisbury.
SOMER81178111:116.
7. Western Flying Post.
Established 1738.
The oldest newspaper in the West of England.
Published at Yeovil, every Monday Evening, in time
for poet, Price 24. and 3d.
& Yeovil and Somerset Timm,
Established 1738.
Published at Yeovil every Friday, Price If.
District Manager—Mr. W. Poole, Western Flying
Post, Yeovil.
9. Sherborne and Dorset Mercury. if.
10. Winoanton, Castle Cary, and Benton Flying
Post. if.
11. Somertes, Langport, and Long Sutton Flying
Poet. Id
12. Crewherne, South Petherton, and Miu-took
Flying Poet. Id.
13. Ilmimetar, Chard, and Axminster Flying Post.
Id.
14. Simplon Mallet, Midsouter Norton, and From.
Flying Poet. Id.
lb. Taunton, Wellington, and Wivilimonzhe Flying
Poet. Id.

THOMSON'S FRIZZ ILEDit OBINOLINEO.
Trude Mark a Crowe Sold everywhere
" VXCkakile.g" PRIZE MEDAL FAMILY
SElVlllttleggitßO. WERT with Mal%
.04
tnrrilliANN.ll3 Holborn Itit.44l.LtoMM... es;
Z 2,000 ON ACCIDENTAL DEATH,
for £8 a you. at UM ACCIDANTAL
AND
. 11IARINE INSURANCE CORPOMATION. United. corner
rat Je.y. Leedom J. W. oltAlL Secrotary.
ALKEItS CRYSTAL CASE WATCHES
VT are supermding all others at account of their great
atmegth sad securnry. 14110e0 lona M ea Gold treati SU lla
IS Certain. DC Nto 11000 14. W. Descriptive Pamphlet 11111.
ONE DAY AFrElt SENDING A 'POST.
OMCE ORDER for Tiro Cinema.
eis Ps/ehle. to .A.• LTIla
it ilsoreditek London.yett Will have ace of early
ANSINGTON SUITS sent you. earner. free.
WANTED in all Towns, pushing Yotmg
MYea t 0,41.! neAwrit4ver.thlrmalLeveral.:enade
pim Mega,- C.
awr and Co.. Entine...3s California. Vilfaz.
WHY SUPPER IIIIECMATISM, GOUT,
leathesge. Sen. Bruise. or West Webs l-stustAws
uitivsassi.Eu 'AVlON.estenuely applied Wm Wallahs
sereedviolJ at is a tee bottle. Can be bed of allebseelsts.
WAG. 41ACIIIN ES ;-tlio -FLOnNeY,
ails "molls use. positively unequalled ; _protwe
_vita
wt•tr, Teot -free. Addrege PIORENCI
MA Rugg CON!h •Y. M Cliesptle, ondoa,E.C.
A izoverENu LAND CHARLES LYNESS
TWO GUINEA SUITS we admitted to be perfect, Suing
vim mentlemanly. and eneeedlnaly durable. Camaro fees. le
sne Any. Putters. end instriboUons for measarament or pall
-lel Ohara:Reit. N.C.
. .
LAIAPLOCOIII3 PYRETIC SALINE is •
lipecille I. enotsasio MARABOU.
Headache. Walesa, rem,. end Rlllousnote, it Inv
relieves. Sold by nII Cl:mules. and the Manufactinri
ifolhorn•lo its oral Halton cordite tondos, E.
"JUDSON or the People"
"An.. one 000 000 them.'
IS BRILLIANT IN i(f,..ltil-SIXPENCR rat soma.
Or Clelebie at home sod abroad
tIIA NNE D (IA 1...1)EN NETTING for 41.
.gg,.o gee., ttr•wsertin. new rms,
r.uv/./. to. I yard wide. ltd. treols.
td. CIL rr r I .r cl.in any quanta,. MS
hnd N 7;. T and. London. 11.0.
111 A lci'L Ll.' ti l'A LC and BITOWN
40;:.: U II: iNDT.
IS. per doltali 0.0 Is In/c:rel Curly In 1004.
lorwurticvl ((10 -F W. IT! 11.1.1. Flusbun Plea North.
i 0.1,0,1 .41••ler :Arm.',.n single Uotilag. 2.01.
NEW PIANO (TWO-Pi-Leyte
and Trltrred Prlre Hod, 0. a marvel of perfection sad
chespovev be won. 1/ deu,n4 Om. !Mr.. Re-
had, at Nt',T ,T 1 rt. lie .cllO e,eer louden,
it I .tab "'On,. in ITT Tr T: T. ,•1 1.50. NTT -II II lost•free.
A:\ )et ) I t't IS-The **COMPRESSED"
ore VIC be,/ I. rlt lay. Puera or Vomit, DihseitiTY •101
To•TT. a TTT 1..0 ar..st in/pm/not F.-iv:Tiled, improve.
nolo •of lI,T. t '6, • ..(1 11.10411. 0140 Yu Collo guineas.
tb.le invent:, 1,..1 ma, ctul.r. C. 11.1 IlerllNT 11. Chsrlette
rI wet. Idler sTen'or. I ToOna, V. Illustrated lid rat-trait
_I LAST. 3b . HAYMARKET,
TN • CORNER OF (lOVEN"TWIf STIFET,_I ONDolf.
Manufncturcr of n'l kinds of 1(11.,)1 lITI.AVL
leave' 1:all;.; no Ito • .•-rhl honneMeses.
Pres./. /•, dnacrictlon.
00r1 ,sorrllud Ti inks.
1. L. respeethill. :ults the Pub:be attenuate to Ids Imporrel
end tench adoolred -ounce Month Raga
betll to aikr,per: 1111041 -
ViIiTA N I ZED I It: DI A-11.11136211.1iFiarne
Wm.!, l'.res, 11arlicrs. Tubler. Cerments of all
t inols• lid rim' art icle Thule In tide innteilld Florets Prise
1.,. ci, lv.ve hero as or/D.111,0.e smuls.uliteh ere tillmirreeted.
P. I. crtOr.ertor to 11.21. Admiralty.
1:1.1.1 c'r AecitTntrz
TI HE NEW Fl L't Eli, patented by Mr. LI-ff
lITe reclirs.• el Wet, Filter Maler to the Queen.
Tel, 'l', I'or. //owl ITTa n T nit It'd 10 0.0 Nnodrod Ao•plot
Ite. 11'1,0TN TT ITTI lollotle, • IT. Loudon ••tpl the enunirl. eat
to um ,b, ' T.1..1 IT. o• IT I. In Trottel- • Pmegeeties
1...,0:'.,' 'l, TT I' Gar, I•ndoo,
I).A ETA lA, ;,i,t,..spring DIATTRAIWES
AIR •Vr•lt 1T0.% 1,>,',, 1 hesc Mattryses are the efearseet
L. .1. and T Ilot e'er Ilm/: brought Into lose.
1101,.11 11v.1 111, 1,6111,./ Ot t 1:1,41.1(1.0/ IN AND 1/R 11IA21
An, illuVrtr,ken Ito rtch/.lve minimise/tire and sale. Whoie-
stk. eml Ect-,.1. e.•• • rT., I,lce list rent on applicatiou.
11 and ~.117.0Vist :noun. London. W.
( ilrl C() 1)lif Ca../r from the LOOM
• In 11.0 arebourentett's and Drapers' Profits.-
Will li. C.\ nnatTti, n.TI leos I ban I yds.. forwerded
to /.:,y tort of TT, 1011. d Ku:dont by 111111" 111t1WIIERS.
lITTNNITIII 'lt 2nlallbrl.l pa. Itoehda e. Ilatodles pool-
lobe. No °elver all .nTtod to artOtont permitted*. Parcels of
loyhr.ls :/1 u;,,,,v./r.l.r.rr.n, • '4ll I t/i nny /shoal stalled
Eanjitalicon.
INDIA ',LUBBER HOSE.
TNDIA RUBBER MACHINE BANDS.
whoi,,ie only at the NATIONAL
lviSlll LtToto T.TTT t • t's ITTT.traT to 11,, Gresloun Street.
I ou:un. I I T. IA II CogIIEAD. Manager._
TEAS -UNEQUALLED UNEQUALLED IN GOODNESS.
Av ...e the best in
• london CreTTI I:11,0. I T , te.; Una strontSchi,
!. I gmo• •. . I vol non enneloole. 34.44. orders a
1 1•-nr/-/ .• r.. I nUILYI, Derlil.nd. Sod
IT. T'onl - . • II: T . 0. llonr TIT. Tomei. London. E.C.
_
tbe.lmr
tt../. TAAL n A °ON ES-gler do& 18i.
LA) r 1.!...; 1: II I..thEN INCLUDED.
1TT.... Or rT-.010 Bruton Street.
CHARLES WARD AND SON,
DINE Iti.r.cii.mrs.
MASI .1 IR. If.. LONDON.
IS.. Der Ilort.--TAREADONES-Per dog- IS&
-P.l 'li-* 1 ED 7'llE' 11:41116.:Z.
1 ENIZI'S A It.IIIIAN Medicated HORSE
It ED •. Inrk.-ts. Wee lb. per bog, containing IM
(honor aid alredida wchare.-
on • :To Into' in a .4:IITITT. treToo roomed to; hence
111, 'II: II TT TI ir ly ITTI -I I‘ 11111.11.10114.
it: \ TTo i. AND I'll: I 1.1.1. .for
'tor:TIT I to 1,, etrt. snit loll( rot b v• each bag tallatalnlng
a Ml' I Tine . This preparation
is .- 1, int aITTnI,Te for 1.1,1111, laves.
II 1.% IT I's IT, TVG It ATI I: tilt ET. I It for daily us), In owl,
aed La.( O 0? In . bog o*olooll/1 a toOltstule. Price Bs.
1p0rn.:..-I11."1;t';4!;.:ENEll 11. FEEDING 211 *1 In cwt, balm
only. Nice Os. care/pre pant. Greally esteemed by all who
use a and loathe a Mr, sae
Apply by letter to Dr. I RAN ittes,Dllatiger IIrmIesNATINT
CATTLA F, ru Cuir reNll. Mourn Mills, Reform fired. Noll.
N.8.-A scuts wanted lit .ii•driets not worki-11 hy the Con toady%
regular tnivellen . A Mural eneuelsslon 11 he •Iloued.
DR. J. Otr-tlliii-lfrowne's eII.LOILODYN.E.
VlobChancellor Mr W. I age% //od slated publicly In Court
that Dr. J. Cold. Soren* was uteleubuid. ly the Inventor of Ohio-
iedyne. that the whole story of the dffeuditat Freeman was
deliberately unties. and be wetted tow It bad been nrorn
ta -See Tee Time Anil*.
'Browne's CHLORODYNE.
Right Noe Sul Russell rommunicated to the College
of Pltudetans and J. T. D tensest that he had reediest Winona-
Moe to the diet that tbe only remedy Many servbee to cholera
win -40. Lamm. Dee. 11, IRK
DR. .7. Oollis -Browne's CIII351118tinIE:
ay - pow Iledieel Tame. his. 11 ISM.-- Is peeve/lard
scene of animate praeUtiomme. Of course It would not be
%SU singelarty popular ma It • want 111 place."
Da. J. Collis Browne's -CHLORODYNE
Is Um tra and most certain remedy Midas, malls,
sefill.eaw7rfriS Browne's CuiIIA3RODYNE
e aerate nwe la ebeisra. . diarrhea, cones, he.
J) ft. J. Collis rowne's CHLORODYNE.
-OAUTION.-Noste eenithie without the word. Dr../ ODOM
RrovreesChloredyne-on the Government stamp Overwhelteleg
teeUmany accampalom each bottle. Foie manefttet aye,. Efaltir ENNA% IA Greet latedl_St., Bloomsbury.
laeletratell demand enables the Proprietors to mill
prke; It le now sold In bottles le IPA.k.id.MAL.
euntaleiug double quantity httbarte.

• DENT,
CHRONOMETER, WATCH AND CLOCK
MAKER
To the Queen, the Prince of Wales, and the late Prime
Consort, and Maker of the Great Clock for the Houma
of Parliament,
INVITES attention to the superior Workman-
" sk and °lC's° of design of Ms extensive Stook
Watchesof and wing-room Clocks.
Ladies' Gold Foreign Watchee... ... 7 GSWHISIL
Gentlemen's ditto . in ,
adieu' or Gentlemen's Gold Englieh
Lever ditto • •
entlemen's Goat Compensation
Silver ditto ditto 25 „
Marine Chronometers ' •• • 35 ..
Gold and Silver Pocket Cluesseineters, Astronomical
Turret, and Braden Clocks of every description. Aa
elegant assortment of London-insAe Fins Gold Albert
rid Guard Chains, ko.
DENT, 61, Strand (adjoining Coatte's Bank); 34 and
35, Boni Exchange • and at the Clock and Karin
Compare Fectory. Somerset Wharf. 114 rand, London.
HOUSEHOLD SOAP
A !APING OF 25 —PER CENT. BY USING
'PHE
"COMPOSITE HOUSEHOLD
SOAP," especially prepared for Housekeepers
, and large Fetablishniente. Dried, cut, is I.lb. pieties
and stamped
THE CITY SOAP WORKS— MILTON-STREET,
LONDON, EC.
May be had through all respectable dealers in 50u .01148.
£5 chests., WO lbs.) with lock and key, earriage'paid.
Wbedesals oady at the Works.
or Res Address es sack Pima
EXCELLENT QUALITY of CH OCOL ATE.
The Dublin Exhibition Medal was awarded to J. R.
Fry k Sons, for " Excellent Quality of Chocolate;" the
Jury adding, "The Chocolate of Messrs. Fry and Sons
is • very pure substance."
J. & FRY k SONS, Briatel and London, Makers to
the Queen and Prince of Wales.
RY'S CHOCOLATE FOR EATING is
prepared with scrupulous regard to purity, and,
beinx exceedingly wholesome is ranch valued for
Children, with whom it is • univenal favourite.
FRY'S CHOCOLATE CRE M 5 are an exceedingly
felicities sweetmeat rapidly increasing in public (mar.
F"s' H OMCEOPATH IC COCOA in
Packet& —The purity, delicacy of flavour, and
ontriUms properties of this Cocoa, as well as the great
facility with which it is made, have rendered it a
standard article of general consumption. It Is highly
approved and strongly recommended by medical men,
and is equally adapted for invalids and general con-
tinent%

HE Duty being Reduced HORNIMAN'S
1. PURE TEAS are now EIG H T-P EN CE
CHEAPER.
TEA formerly 3s. 44., REDUCED to 2s. Bd.
TEA formerly 3.. Bd., REDUCED to Sc. Od.
TEA formerly 4s. Od., REDUCED to 3s. 44.
TEA formerly 4s. 44., REDUCED to
Ten ounce, quarter tu , belt, and pound peeke
All GENUINE PACKETS are signed,
staWklillidM4a LONDON.
ORIGINAL IMPORTERS OF THE PURE TEA
AGENTS IN THIS DISTRICT :
A bbasbtsry . W sad.
Braipori
Bromisskr Oliver, Fore-street.
131ausdfard 0174..
Bert Regis
Cents Abbas B moett, Longotrwet
DORCHESTER
High-East-street.
UMW Diameter, Broad-Mreat
Melbary Onsoad
PidatkerwsMok .- Bynum.
Poole Great, High-etreet.
Weretees Ruts
WEYMOUTH
Wiatbervis
Wingsvierws
••••il Gam& k float,
Fetualiskr
Ckemista. be.. are Anests In every Teem

KEATING% COUGH LOZENGES
WHICH are daily recommended by the
Funny for Cough and all disorders of tie
Lump, Cbest, and Throat. —Sold in boars, 11. lid.; and
tins 2s. 91. 4s. 6d., and lls. each by T. Kunio,
chemist, 79, St. Pawl's Oburellyar4, 1.114na. Soki
Retail by EVAIII, Chemist Dorchester, and ell
Druggist& lin

THE TRUTH! THE WHOLE TRUTH !I AND
NOTHING BUT THE TRUTH! I !
EVANS'S
PECTORAL COUGH PILLS,
A certain and immediate cure for Coughs, Colds,
Asthma, Shortness of Breath.
THESE invaluable Pills afford instantaneous
relief arid effectual cure to most of the distressing
symptoms incidental ts any affection of the Ltir which
by neglect, so of en lead on to lefiamnistioa, Consump-
tion, and other fatal Disorders. The following Teen-
menials are out of sons BUNDEFDS whist' could be
Tripled, showing their value and 'Monty.
IMPORTANT TESTIMONIALS.
Fordington, Dorchester, October 27th, 1864.
811,—For twenty years I had suffered from a most
severe and distressing Cough. lath, winter before last,
I suffered more severely than ever. For ns mouths I
never laid down in bed. I thought myself rapidly
sinking to the grave. My husband was oomdstely
worn out for want of rest. All I took In the way
of medicine was of no avail.
By chance (by Providence I wou'd rsther asy,) he was
persuaded to get • Box of your Cough Pills. ern
night I took one I found relief. I onughed but little
the second, the third still lees, and the fourth night,
not at all the lest night's rest I hat had for six
months. In a very short time illy Cough was completely
eared, and I primed through last sinter without any
Cough at all.
This is • stateateet of simple facts which I beg you to
maks use of in any way you think proper.
Yours responded' v,
FRANCES RIGG&
Dorehester.
"For two or three years I suffered constantly from
the most violent and distressing Cough. I was recom-
mended to try your Pectoral Cough Pills—l did so, and
immediately found relief; and last winter, whisk was s
very severe one, I did not suffer from my Cough at all,
and are now perfectly well—perfectly eared.
July 11th, 1866. MARY ANN ROLLS.
/ROM • CLERGYMAN.
"A poor Parishioner of mine who is a:z great
sufferer, says she cannot live without your c
Please peed me a
FROM AN /LIAPLOYEIL
"Your Cough Pills relieved my Cough immediately.
I gave some to one of my rani whore Cough was like the
hoarse barking of a treat dog, fearful to hear; we could
Done of us sleep for it. Six Pala cured him. I can't
tell you lit, many I eared with that one box."
lON A GENTLEMAN.
"Your Pills are perfeetly wonderful. I found relief
instantly' sends box for me to enclosed address of a
friend in louden.
"Your Cough Pills cured my Cough immediately."
Mrs. BEDFORD, Woodeford.
These Pills do sot purse, noraet on the Bowels stall.
Prepared only by A. J. EVANS (late Freud),
Chemist, Dorchester.
Sold in Boxes Ted.. Is. 14d., and 9s. 9d. each.
GOOD NEWS FOR THE AFFLICTED ! !
JOHN EROWIi,
(imam nu.)
THE CELEBRATED AMERICAN HERBALIST,
°WINGATE STREET, DORCHESTER,
ESPECTFULLY invitee public attention to
the following valuable usedidom which have been
the means of restoring to health and happiness thou-
sands of personn of all climes.
BROWN'S STOMACH I INCTURE To all who
suffer from indigestion, bile, flatulence, headache, loss of
appetite, or any of the serious ills which stomach com-
plaints engender, this tincture will prove a blessing,
restoring speedily to heath and vigour.
BROWN'S LIVER PILLS: For all disordered the
liver these pills will be found invaluable. They promote
the healthy action of that important organ, and Gleams
the blood and fluids from every impurity.
BROWN'S COUGH PILLS: All who Sr. •fflicted
with coughs, which, when negleend, no often laid to
laid disorders, will obtain immediate relief and effectual
cure by she use of dime pill..
BROWN'S EYE SOLUTION: Dianne* and affec-
tions of the eyes, which are so painful in their nature
and serious in their reecho, are thoroughly cured by
this preparation.
Numerous testimonials may be men at John Brown's
establishment, from clergymen, gentry, tradesmen, and
the working anises, setting forth beyond the shadow of
a Coubt the truly valuable nature of the above
medicines.
EVERY ONE WHO KEEPS • MORSE
1111001. D VU
EVANS'S RESTORATIVE CONDITION
POWDERS.
'THESE inestimable Powders have been the
A mains of saving the lives of many rateable
Horses, and should always be kept in the Stable of the
Sportsman, Postmaster, Farmer, Am., reedy to be given
I in cam of loss of appetite, or fledges from hunting.
' racing, hard work, or any other muse. They inerearis
strength, invigorate the spirits, prevent swelling of the
lege, assist digestion, and produce a glossy ay OS
of the akin, without withdrawing Um Horsy =his
accustomed labour.
Prepared only by A. J. EVANS, Chemist, An, High-
/last-streak Dorchester.
Sold in Padang at Is. and la 6d. ; and is This, a.
and Is. 6d. each.

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ROYAL AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY OF ENGLAND._PLYMOUTH MEETING, JULY i 65.
DRILL COMPETITION-UNPRECEDENTED BUCCSBB.
PRIEST AND WOOLNOUGH,
KINGSTON-ON-THAMES, ENGLAND,
EXHIBITED Eight Drills and Two Horse Hoes, sod were awarded NINE PRIZES, after the moat Seven Competition ever know
14 121 Drills being entered for trial : -
For Best Drill for General harmer (the highest prise awarded for any Drill) ... . ... . ... ... ElO
~ Best Oars Drill, on the established principle of Leven and Weights ... ... . •• • • ••• ••• 7
„ Ditto Ditto
Bust Tarnip ad Mans,. Drill, on the Flat g
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Best DoirilnliforcOsno:ral Purposes for ‘ielill °impatiens (no moneyPlimproitaislam.
given in andl
direst)* ::: ::: ::: Blighty icentaintled.
Maanfaceuren of thelinproved Patent Turnip and Mantra Drill., with lisrrels sad Steel Scrapers for Guam, fisperphosphste, ha; in mill quantitise, for which the
FIRST PRIZE was awarded at the Plymouth Elbow as above.

THE PLYMOUTH PRIZE HORSE HOE,
FOR GENERAL PURPOSES,
AT THE ROYAL AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY'S SHOW, 1865.
TAH PRIZE MED A L of 1801 was awarded by the Juror. of Her Majesty's Comonedosers to
WILLIAM SMITH,
FOR HIS NEW PATENT STEERAGE HORSE HOE. No. 7.
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SALISBURY MEETING.-STANDS 34 & 95.
R, A_ NSO M E S AND SIMS/
ORWEL.I, WORKS, IPSWICH,
WILL EXHIBIT at the above Show the following Implements and Machine' for which EiANDONILS AND Sins are especially oelebrated
Ransomes' Prize Ploughs Steam Engines, Thrashing Biddell's Mills, Pulpers,
and Plough Fittings. Machines, and Corn Turnip Cutters, and
These Ploughs won Four First Prises at the het Screens. Horse Rakes.
=lidlough trials of the Royal Agricultural Society of
at Newcastle. They have since woo 60 All R. kS. have greatly reduced the prices of their
Riddell'. Patent Mills f erushinoat,, bean d
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England Champion Prises it teem than • rex and a half Knee*, and Thrashing Mashies; and are prepwed to ,
oil cake, oa separate stand., or with two or three mills
.g.it moss um,s competition, beside. nwperet. supply them at very short notice. Fruit the universal eteeeka on one eyed. are the tem yet introduced, and
prime in local hands. satisfaction which these Machines are giving, of which a de are now in work.
some hundreds are at work in this and other countries,
Riddell's
They are mad* in various sises, are strong light In R. k & can most confidently recommend then to Pulpers produce • fine sample of pulp, are
: Shone 1,.
draught., simple, easy to work. and can be ilited with who require • thoroughly ellaleat Machine and one 1 light in work, and thoroughly approved.
different breasts to suit all soils. Full instructions for which is at the same UPS strong, light, ihuldo, and Gardner's Turnip Cutters, made and improved by
working are sent with each plough. easily worked. R. k S., are very superior maebines.
R. k. 11.'s Patent Rotary Self-cleaning Adjustable The Best Horse Rakes at the lowest priaes. With
The Patent Chilled Shares and other fittings creel Corn Screen is the moot perfect Screen mad.; it can be steel teeth and aide levers, at ET and £8; and Patent
be highest quality, set mane or See, and will do • buitel or more • minute. , Balance Rakes at kit Carriage paid. A trial allowed.
STANDS 34 & 95.
R.ANSOMES AND SIMS, ORWELL WORKS, IPSWICH.

BATH AND WEST OF ENGLAND SOCIETY.—SALISBURY MEETING.
FIRST PRIZE OF ALL ENGLAND.
STEAM THRASHING AND PLOUGHING ENGINES.
TUXFORD AND SONS,
BOSTON AND SKIRBECK IRONWORKS, LINCOLNSHIRE
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Eaglaad, TIIIFORD & SONS were again auocssaroa over ALL Competitor.; their ii-Horee Seat.. BM"
111101 all °lb". CeialWale .8 of every power in economy aad effeetivense. Titus, for ELEVEN TEARS,
=dont A Sow have roainteaned the FIRM' 'tion al the Royal Seeinty's MIT erausagam soodaded Trials.
Tuzro&D & WNW Gist-alum combined Trashing Machines. and*, anobto, sod treble 1484,t. 117,__MFIRD,._,15 nawly-pansansd !Straw „Elevators, 810 mi-cultivating Apparatus, Grinding Mills, flowiniPirooloast,, """'""s''
Pampa, he.
ILLOSTRATZD CATALOGUES FOILWA3DLD TAU OS APPLICATTGL.
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EDO INO TON 'S RICK CLOTHS for Sixty-
one Y airs have maintained their celebrity as the
best.
BDOINGTON'S GARDEN NETTING, the cheapest
aial woe dorahlo, 14,d. tr••r square yard. or in gain-
titirs .1 250. boo, or 1.000 varda, carriage fro .
EDGINGTON'I MALIQUEE.`i 1111,1 GARDEN TENTS
a. e I I. • nrr.t,iest.
EIiGINGTON'S MARQUEES, for hire, are the most
handsome ~nri capacion,
H 4 YTHORN 8 end BBITTAIN'i Netli..o. Sample
ef n.. t Hal free qn aps•licatm...
B.: part i Oar Yll EDER!, •K EFS:INC:TON and Co.
Thomas-rtreor, DI I lient-rnacl. 1...nr1..n. S.E.
A Illa•ral D. -a •unt to the Trade !!!
Intern•tronal Et hillito.n. .1)462, Lia...AN. IX.
Ho:mm-4d.. M. olio,.
II ItITTAN Y COWS,
P. ',
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-'. 1 - (7 atic that hare escaped the
. . B;orterpeii. The Nobility,
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le (:entr). stud others, are
Iresi.ecrtully Informed that
. li , - ti ey can be aupplied with
.r.,- •/I ./ I the chive beautiful and pro•
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memos calving) I.11::1:0;.:11:1"1.gbehlaTet littleet.ll4,l aaavtiortatL(rivciietcl.-
tended the efforts of the importer in introduriugthe Per.
Breed of this useful and hardy Cow into the country,
induced him to extend his connection abroad, by
appointing experienced Agents throughout Brittany,
end he is now enabled to offer the public a constant
supply of the choicest stock that can be obtained, at
prices which defy all competitioe. The low task,
together with the high Milking qualities of this Breed,
render them of great rains to the Cottager. Si well as
the Fancy Stock-keeper and Dairymen. Young Balls
always on male. Brittany Sheep 55e. emit. Alderney
and Guernsey Cows and Heifers sepolted to descrip-
tions, as to age, colour, and time of caking of the
Exporter.
Apply to the Agents, Messrs. Roma:vox . sod Op.
38, Crotched Friars, London, KC
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INSURE AGAINST
ACCIDENTSf
At 7, Bank Buildings, Lion dom.
£lOOO AT DEATH POE £1 10e A YZAILti
Agents la almost every Tows. J. W. GRAM, Secretary.
ANEW High-power BINOCULAR CLAM
honor Aohr=aDe lessee of similar material as the ifi
telescope. The cheapest, most powerful and portable veer
peAIIIC.I; smiths three maces, sad occupies less ream Men
• rend-case. Price SO poet tree. The gees is mamma for
the opera. raco-geld, and general out-doer use.-8.. sad S.
tOLOSONS, optkians,ll9lMsmarlest. Piccadilly, LONDON.
THE BEST AND CHEAPEST TEAS
In Eagiasid are at all Manes to be obtsisisd of
PHILLIPS & CO., Tea Merchants,
8, KING WILLIAM STREET. CITY. LONDON,. Las
STRONG BLACK TEAM, I. GC la, laid, la to lb etlh
Most delicious Bleak Tee now only fls editor lb.
The iliebra, Strongest, Choicest Black Tea the world prairie
• 1111CTRIMCVMPTC1""1,0/Gri"raszliCkft"Pst. IbSOIt.".•Th 111•1”STBLMINIIIII.
PHILLIPS 3 Co. send Teas, Coffees, sad Spiess,
OASZIAOS Peas TO ANT RAILWAY STATION Os YAWNS? TOW
is KNOL•111, if to the roles of 40s or upwards.
PHILLIPS it 00. have no Agents, end no win.
portion with any House in Worcester or Swims's.

BAKER AND BAKER'S
WHOLESOME, DELICIOUS. TRUE UN-
COLOURED TEA.
THIS TEA iw imported with tho hat not
A ooloured, is highly recommended by medical and
scientific men, and combines purity with fine Savour
and Iselin strength.
Sold by Chemiate, Statioeere, and Confectioners in
aLI parte of the Kingdom.
ALL TEAS BcL per lb. CHEAPER.
Weymouth Haim 2, Broad-street.
Banntrr, Baker, fit, St. Thomas
least.
Portland DONILIJIT, Fortune. Well.
Benininster ELau.srr, Stationer.
Yeoeil

UrEVANS Osuocessor to. Mr. From d
HORNIIIIIN'S PURE +EA is EIOHT-PIINCE pee
lb. CHEAPER, as tbe DUTY REDUCED.
GENTILNE PACHRIE-1 se. to Ub are aimed
Agaakil4r4Loxpotr,
ORMINAL IMPORTERS OF TUE PURR TEA.
.1 & Co.'s
st•rrleloit I'IZEPdRATIOIIB OF
0 CD C e.A”
r.lOJsud ~r .rsdod by Dr. demur 17ss. /LA. Las.
Pi:li *IL COCOA 8d per lb.
FDEPACE:D COCOA le lid par rb.
no: li-ROPATHIC COMA 1. 44 per lb.
5111i1hr..; COCOA. In 1 lb. and t lb. osolstors.
le 8d per lb.
Ts I, of all Grocers. sad Wholesale et the
FiNSBUILY mut WILLA LONDON, NAL

"Use VIIMVPI as a Diet."
Fula THE nun, September 26a.
Only Prize Medal Corn Flour Reported by the Jury
"Exceedingly Excellent for Foot"
ANY ON N CAN UNE TH.
• rilrny bottlel LI:SW* dry ID was at
i
JUDSON'S SIMPLE DYES,
MASORA UMW I WM/ I lOW
NAM MU BUM IIUAL
NWT MANN SAIAI liii &
Price Sizpases par bottle.
Thome Dm be footed wets' for Dyed. articles of
Woollea or Ella maaafeetare also Th Vibram. Omega.
Semsereed, Ivory, Best Wood. Wlllow . Paw ; for
lied* rboteerrapte, mad for Illesslaethig. May be bad of
ettetelsts la tbe United Itia=sl 0010nalli. •Wboimeals
Swat. les. Solemn Street

PETER PATTIMI4B 773.113.
102
to
108, ROBINSON'S
OXFORD STREW. SILKS.
LONDON.

NOTICE TO INVENTORS.
OFFICE FOR PATENTS, 4, TRAFALGAR
SQUARE, CHARING CROSS, LONDON.
Printed instructions (gratis) as to the COSI of
:ATY.NTS for Groat lante.o or berme r 1,,
and aesbataare a daffeastr.4 of or ..rvi king in.-cation,. 8r.... b
vlßees sad =poems Is any romilneotal Mate, am In Amerma.
F...‘,.1.11.4beel 30 ears. 101 l Worm:dim cc l. etpirrel or
patent. al home and abrood.—Apply peraostally or by letter to
Mamma. PRINCE & Co., Patent Ofiloe,
Trafalgar Sa., Charing Cross. Lonao,,
DENT'S TURRET CLOCK.
TRE attention of public bodies, gentlemen
and others, is respectfully nximeted to the urn.
provements made in the emistruction of Clocks suitable
for Stables, Churches, and other large Buildings, by the
late E. J. and F. Dent, Clock end Chronometer Makers
to the Queen, and the late Prises Consort, and makers
of the OR KAT CLOCK tor the 11011888 OF PARLI A •
WENT, ke.. Turret Clocks with Compensation
rercialum, adjusted for variations of temperature, to
work the bands of dials of any aim from I foot to 30
feet diameter.
DENT, 61, Strand, adjoining Coati's Bank, and 43
sad 36, Royal Exehange, Loudon.

SECURITY OF PREMISES, however 0:-
hassle.. The attainment of this object is greatly
enhanced by the use of Dorm PATENT PORT-
ABLE TELL-TALE, which, at considerably less en.
pease than the method usually employed, furnishes a
perfect Register of the Watchman's Duty, without the
neoswity of any Confidental Buperlnlen4nl whatever.
A full printed description can be obtained of E. Dior
A Co., Watch and Clock Makers to the Queen and
H.R.H. the Prince of Wales, 61, Strand (atifoinint
poet& Rank). 34 and 33. Royal E”hanaw. London