The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-08-21 00:00:00

DOECIIESTER AGRICULTURAL REPOSITORY,
EitTaindiliio 1852.
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TEBNATET btto. to
ami MI boo
ead r tIVIce
will he L. 1.1 on SATIIDAY, SEPTEMBErIrIat, 1866,
at One o'clock.
Freesia Entries:
110 let horn Wethere.
20 Fat Down ditto.
10 Vs t Down Ewes.
Dark Say Coh, I years, II bands, sound, villa in
hArnt ea and a good hack.
Commission in the ponied on Sheep and Pill;
per I 'mt. on Horses and Deed Stock.
Early entri.• are solicited, eo that the sale may be
duly advertised.
N.R -No Lots will be delivered instil paid for.
PROCEEDS OF SAI.E PAID TO VENDORS THE
SAME DAY.
ELCOM BE HORSEY,
10 Mile, from Dorchester, 9 from Blassdford, 5 from
Sturtninenr.
mR. T. ENSOR beg been favoured with In-
-I.tru ct ion a from the Executors of the bite Mr.
JAND4 Merin, to SELL by AUCTION, on THURADAY
and FRIDAY. SEPTEMBER 13 sod 14. 11586, the
valuable HOUSEHOLD GOODS and FURNITURE,
about2oo ox, of silver plate, (deka tutiales, old port
trine. hook; china, glean and ware, dairy nod brewing
uteuidh, oiler cask., shout 100 bead of fowls, duelm
turkeys and geese, fat pig, capital A'derney cow, • Geed
4-hose thrathinginachine, Coleman's cultivator, 4 rick
steadies, contents of carpenter's shop, ash plank, km,
and numerous useful Effects.
Tarticularo of which will be stivets In eetalognee to be
obtained Ten days before the Feld at the Prim:ti-
ps 110...1. in Dorchenter, Blsodiford, and Sturnsineter,
on the Permian, Ind of the Avon-man, Dorchester.
bale each day will commence at Two o'clock.
A GOOD STOCK AND CORN FARM of
„Ll. 470 snot, with goad residence, near Winchester,
to be I.KT for a Tense. Immediate entry by taking,
Crops, Tillages, he., at Valuation.- Apply to Hr.
o..rrn Mumma, land Agent, ha, Bursledon,
Stuthamptue.
_ _
SOUTH RANTS.
A FIRST CLASS FARM of 155 um% with
good residesee, near Southampton to be LET
for a Term. Stock and Crop, he., at Valuition. Imme-
diate entry.-Apply to Mr. JOINPII BLIDIDILL, land
Brorsiedon, Southampton.
TO BE LET—
QTACKOUS TENTS, capable of sooommo-
I-, doming from 100 to 800 persons at Dinner. Tables
Stmls complete. Terms moderate.
Aok.ly to Mr. E. Rau., Chalets Inn, Blandford.
TO CARPENTERS.
WANTED—Two or Throe good Hands for
Light Work-to make • quality of the Rev.
11. Moule's Patent Earth Clonta-Apply to Mr.
11/NRY TAYLOR, Agricultural Implement Maker, South'
street, Dorchester.
WANTTEEDAT.HbyA one
ilffik the IrniegASNILIIK end
ES, cc
electable AGENTS and CANVASSERS in the following
places and surrounding dietriets ; via., Dorcheeter,
Gillingham, Marnbull, htalbridge, Stursainster,
Sltiedlord, Sherburne, Shaftesbury, and all other Towns
in linnet.
los is.,n of works, Schoolmasters, and permits having
spare tone, May Materially increase their lisconee-
Lbral Term..
Apply to Str6RINTYNDAST, Provincial Colon Alatir•
anee Compsny, The Honied, Fitherton. &Ramey.
W A' aa COOK,
. ; tosupe6 na b
te da Dairy
of
person
Three2oo
Cows,
-;pply to Professor MCcall AN, Bradford Shnborne, Dorset.
GOOD GENERAL SERVANT wanted
in small family. - Apply, Mr.. Ineaaw,
Stockton. Fordinahridge, Hants.
KING'S COLLEGE LECTURES
011
PUBLIC READING AND SPEAKING.
--
ITHE REV. ALEX. .L D. D'ORSEY, 8.D.,
1 &NSA Lecturer it Corpus Christi College. Cam-
bridge, aid Lecturer in Public Reading at King's College
London., offers to give
FOUR PR A CTICA L LECTURES
AT UR
TOW N•111A LL, DORCHESTER,
ON TUESDAY, 21er OF AUGUST.
10-11 Gentlemen and Gentlemen's Schools,
2-3 Ladies and Ladies' Schools,
4-5 Clergymen and Candidates.
el-3.30 General Audience..
The MAYoa will preside at 8, and the Rectos of
Holy Trinity at 4.
- --
GENERAL SYLLABUS OF LE('TURE.
(Varied to slit each Audience.)
NIT 1.-Popular Prejudiese-1. That Reeding and
Lading aloud are the same-2. That learning to read
aloud encounters •ffeetstion-3. That good reading is
• gift. and not an art. The present defective methods
of teaching at some Schools, and the entire neglect of
the art at others. the main nun of our bad Reading in
Chorale", Schools, ancl Familia.. Common Faults-
I ad itt i net ne es - Monotony-Sing-song- M ennerissu—
Fsl.e Emohissia, he., ke.
PAST IL-What goad Reeding is. How it is to be
taught - A ttitude-Breathing--Managementof the Voice
-Articulation. Applieetion of Intellect to Reading-
Pni -Em phasis -Pi teh -Ti ine--Ilod elation - Use and
Abuse of Emotion in Reading aloud. The value of good
Reeling in public life, and is an accomplishment in the
domestic circle.
Reserved Sesta. Single Ticket, 2s. 61. Family
Tickets for seven, 10s. 6d. School Ticket for all the
Teachers and Twenty Pupils, One Guinea.
Unreserved Scats. Single Ticket, One Shilling. School
'Ticket, fur all the Teachers and Forty Pupils, One
Guinea.
To be badlat the Beeksellees, lit. Ling and Mr.
Foster.
GUERNSEY AND JERSEY
RUMMER SERVICE.
THROUGH COMMUNICATION
between the GREAT WESTERN
-P. RAILWAY and the CHANNEL ISLANDS
by every Train to WEYMOUTH and from
WEYMOUTH HARBOUR every MONDAY. WY:DEW
DAT and FIUDAY. at 6.0.,.,. ley fast Mail Staelmers,
returning from JERSEY and GUERNSEY every
'ft:RABAT. THURSDAY, and DAYIDIDAT. The shortest
sea eseeeto is by the Weymouth route. an Great
Rouen Posey Time Tables.
J. MAUNDERS, lisusger„
Weymouth. May, 1006,
STEAM FROM LIVERPOOL TO NEW YORE
EVERY WEDNESDAY,
AND FROM QUEENSTOWN EVERY THURSDAY.
ATATIONAL STEAM NAVI-
- GATION COMPANY (Limited)
V. The new full-powsred Bontlib Iran
Grew Steanaiihips
Ships, Ton., I Ships, Tons.
Fat.= (Building) 3900 MILYSTIA, Ogilvie ... 3325
%lag, Orogen
CLAIM Gram MOO I VIRGINIA. Procne ... 2876
Eats, Cutting 3300 DRustast, Thompson 2870
Hall
'Will be despatehed from Liverpool to New York as
follow,:-
VIRGINIA WIDNISDAY, Aug. 22nd.
LOUISIANA WIZNIERDAY, Aug. 29th.
HELVETIA WSDNIIIDAY, Sept. stli.
And from Queenstown the following days.
The Saloon accommodation on board these Steamers
"cry superior. Rate of Ramage from Liverpool to
New York, Fifteen Guineas. Return Ticketa, Twenty-
eve Guinean.
There is excellent accommodation for Steerage
Passengers, end • full supply of Cooked Provisions
served up by the Company's Steward,,
l'oooooltere hooked through to Aspinwall,-San
Francisco.- thc inland towns of Canada and the United
States on (atonable terma
For Or
Freight ...
-• runee Y
appl to THE NATIONAL,
STEAM N A Vle. ATIoN CO., (Limited,) 14 The Oldliallouset, and 511, Waterloo-road, 'Liver-
pool ; or, t., N. sad J. curums and Baca., Quests.-
town.

DORCHESTER BOARD OF HEALTH.
TOWN MANURE.
TO BE BOLD BY AUCTION, BY
IU, R. F. FOOT, oa SATURDAY, AUGUST
25, 1868„ • quantity of NANUBB, is Leto,
In the Field, sear the Baena&
Lot I —Coatalaiag gout lel Cubic Yeeda, or Slow
about&
2 .. 200
3 130
4
.11 96
I. Use PULA roe Kr. Tepee.
Lot 6-o.aalaiahei about 168 Cubic Yank or Whew
almost&
6 118
1.11 90
7 120
8 „ in
ID the Field by Mr. Ilayse's Stores.
Lot 9—Containing about 54 Cubs Yard&
10 48 „
To view the same apply to Mr. J. Jowerr, Inspector.
The gale to commence, now the Barracks, at Four
o'clock peackely.

LIRKDERICK FOOT, AUCTIONEER,
.1: GENERAL VA LUER, •Ad COEURISSION
AGENT, DORCHESTER.
V ALP ATIONS far A DWI NAT R A TION

TO BUILDERS AND CONTRACTOR&
MHE LOCAL BOARD OF HEALTH for
1. the Borooh of DORCHESTER are desirous to
receive TKNDEES for the Constructing of a STEAM
ENGINE BED, sod Rularrturats of their ENGINE
HOUSE and WA MR WORMS WELL. Drawings
and sproilleations of which may be seem at the °floe of
the Borough Surveyor in the Townhall, on and alter
THURSDAY. Um 16th lust
Tenders, to be adireseed to the "Donciturriz Locst.
BOMID or fizaLru," to be delivered at my °Moe on ot
before the 30th day of AUGUST.
The Board do not bind themselves to wept the
lowest, or any Tender.
OIL ES SYMONDS,
Clerk to the Board.
South-street, August 14, 1866.

WRYKODTR RACES, 1868,
will take place on WEDNESDAY and
THURSDAY, Auolorsr 29th and 30th
STIWARDS :-
Sir F. W. Johnston., Bart. Captain IL Gridley, M.P.
Robert Brooks, Esq., ILP. Henry Edwards, Eth.
Charles Harnbro, Esq. George Bishop, Fag.
Masan. Weatherby, Handicappers,
FIRST DAY- WZDNISDAY.
THE MELOOMIIS HANDICAP Of 10 Son. each (2 forfeit
to the fend) with 50 added (25 each by Robert Brooks,
Eth. end Capt. IL G. Gridley, Members for the
Borough). If five hone, start the owner of the second
holes to save his stake. The winner of any handicap of
100 son. value, after the weights are declared, to carry
Db.; of two such, 10Ib. extra. The winner to pay
6 Bova. towards expenses. One mils and a half.
To cloth and name to Messrs. Weatherby, London, or '
the Clerk of the Course. Floors, near Northampton, on
Tuesday, August 7.
Tan MANOR CUP (presented by Sir F. Johnston.,
Bert.), value 50 son., added to • Handicap Sweepstakes
of 5 cove, each, 2 fnfeit. The wiener of any handrail,
of the value of 100 eon., after the s eights are declared,
to carry Mb. extra. To be riddee by gentleman who
are reglibtate in the county of Dorset, member, of the
Crouton Falk. Bibury, or Brighton Racing Chiba, or
who are qualified to ride at Warwick. Frofeesionals
allowed to ride in this raft by carrying 51b. entre.
One mile.
To close end name to Mews. Weatherby. London, or
the Clerk of the Course, Floors, near Northampton on
Tuesday, August 14. I
A Sgruesraire of 5 son, each, with 50 added. For
two•year•old colts, bit. 101 b., and fillies, fist. 71h.
Winners once 41L, twin 71b. extra; maidens having
started twice allowed 311% The winner to pay kb to the
fend. Half.a.mile.
To does and name to Mews. Westherby, London, or
the Clerk of the Course, Floors, near Norteemptea, on
Tuesday August 7.
Tag WITMOUTH TSUI, HANDICAP (for all ape) of 5
son. each, in case of &reopening with 25 added. En-
trance, 1 soy. each, to go to the fund. The winner of
any handicap, after the weights are declared, to carry
71b. One mile.
To aloes and name to Messrs. Weatherby, London, or
the Clerk of the Connie, Floors, near Northampton, on
Tuesday, August 14.
TIN PORTLAND PLATS Of 25 sows. (handicap for all
ages). Entrance, 1 sow. each, to go to the Fund. Any
number of horses, the property of the those owner, may
start for this plate. The winner of any handicap, after
the weight, are declared, to carry 71b. extra. About
three-quarters of a mile.
To close and name to Mews. Weatherby, London, or
the Clerk of the Course, Floor., near Northampton, on
Tuesday, August 7.
liguixo PLATT of 25 son. Entrance, 1 soy, each,
to go to the fund. For two-years-old, 7st. 51b. • three,
pet. 51b. ;four. lOst. 31b. • five, six, and aged, lOsi. 12111.,•
mane and geldings allowed 31b. The winner to be soil
for £1110; if entered to be sold for AO, allowed 41b.' if
for 050, Sib.; if for £4O. 141 b. • if for £3O, 21 lb. 'the
winner to be sold by unction immediately after the race,
and the surplus (if any) to be divided between the
second horse and the fund. About three-quarters of a
mile.
To doge to the Clerk of tbe Course by 9 o'clock the
evening before running, at the Golden Lion Hotel.
SECOND DAY-Terminer.
His MAJZSTY'S PLATS OF 100 GUIYRAJL
yews-old, 51b. ; four, Set. 7th.; five, Sot. 121 b. ; six
and aged, Set. 121 b. Two miles.
To close and name to the Clerk of the Course, at the
Golden Lion Hotel, by 8 o'clock the evening before
running.
THE COUNTT STAYERS (Handicap) of 5 son. each
(1 forfeit to the fund). with 25 added if three hones
start ; for all ages, The winner of any handicap, &her
the weights sus declared, to carry 51b. ; tithe Trial, ne. •
of the Meloombe Stakes, 101 b. extra, but the penalties
not to be accumulative. (inc mile and • distance.
To cloth and name to Messrs. Weatherby, London,
or the Clerk of the Course, Floor*, near Northampton,
on Tuesday, August 14.
Ti. &comae HANDICAP, a Sweepstakes of 5 NOR
each, 2 forfeit, with 25 added ; for horses of all ages.
Any winners after the weights are published to carry
711). extra. Half-a-mile.
To close and name to Messrs. Weatherby, London, or
the Clerk of the Course, Flame, near Northampton, on
Tuesday, August 7.
A HANDICAP SITZEPSTAILIN of 3 soy,, each, with
30 added; for all ages. The "rimier to be wild by
=Woo immediately after the race for £3O, and the
surplus (if any) to be divided between the second horse
and the fund. About three quarters of a mile.
To cloth and name to Mas.ra. Weathetby, Loodon, or
the Clerk of the Course, Floors, near Northampton,
August 14.
Tin Nnitsear &new (Handicap) of 50 son, for
two-yesre-old. Entrance, 2 son, each, to go to the
fund. The winner of any handicap, after the weights
are declared, to tarry 511 a, of two or more mob 71b.
extra. About three quarters of a mile.
To close and name to Masan Weatherby, London, or
the Clerk of the Course, Floor., near Northampton, on
Tuesday, August 7.
A Settle° RACE of 3 son, each, with 20 added.
Two-years-old, 7st 71b.; three, 94. . • four. 9.4. 1014.'
five, six. mid aged. lOst . • mares and geldiap allowed
31k The winner to be scild for E 100; if entered to be
sold for £BO, allowed 41b., if for EGO, 91b. ; if for £4O,
1414. ;if for /130, 181 b. ,• if for £2O, 241 b. The winner
to be sold by &nation immediately sitar the ran, and
the surplus (if any) to be divided between the wooed
horse and the fond.
To close and name to the Clerk of the Counts, at the
Golden Lion Hotel, by 8 o'clock
on ~ first nos day.
The Colours must be declared eight o'clock the
evening before running, at the Golden Lion Hotel; for
neglect or olthration of which a fith of one sovereign
will be enfonteL
All Rules and regulations of Newmarket will be ad-
hered to at Weymouth. Entrance, 10s. each. No
°bafor Weights and Scales.Scales.ll Stakes and Forfeits to be paid to Messrs.
Weatherby by the day before running, or to the Clerk
of the Course by 11 o'clock on the morning of each day's
races at the Golden Lion Hotel.
Three hones to start in each Race or the public mosey
will not be added.
The BALL under the patronage of the Stewards, at
the ROYAL HOTEL the first day. The R.AOR ORDINARY
at the atom( How, both days at t 1 p.m.
Mr. W. J. COMPTON, Weymouth,
Secretary.
Mr. M. STARLING, Jaw., New.
market, Starter.
Mr. T. MARSHALL, Moore, Nor-
thampton, Judge, and Clark of
So. Caine,

VOUR FUTURE HUSBAND of WIFE'S
1. TRUE CARTE DR VISITR.-11r. HOWARD,
the Oelshmael Astrologer, will seed the tree Carte-de-
Viet* of your intended, with name, age, and date of
marriage, for 16 stumps. Three questions answered for
2e 64.; state age and res. Seed stamped di:toted
amlelm.—Addrees. Yr. Howann,
Portland-road, Notting-hill, Loodae. Natiritim met.

QRBAT EALING SCHOOL FkrusuomsD
NW For proopootoo addrooo Rev. E.
Hawn. M.A.

nitataimia
GREAT WIeSTERN RAILWAY.
EXCURSION TO TROW BRIDGE, BATH, AND
BRISTOL
OWRDNISDAY. AUGUST 42nd, an
EXCURSION TRAIN will loses Weymouth at
7.30, sad Dorchester at 7.50 am., for Trowbridge.
(fares there and barb. To. and as. 6d.; Bath, 8.. and 45.;
Bristol, 10...nd and Maiden Newton at 8.10 s.in.
Hares 66. and 35.; 7.. and 3.. 04.; 9.. and 4s. 151.) ;
calling at Yeovil, Bperklor4, CAW. Oarey,
Witham, end From.. retaining the same day from
at, 6.40, Bat T. end Trowbridge at 8.0 p.m.
A Grand ploom /Rio. will he held at Trowbridge, at
which the splendid band of the Royal Marines will
perform.
Paddington, Aug. 14. J. ORIERSON, Gen. Man.

WEYMOUTH GRAMMAR /SCHOOL.
Huz-Morrsz—Ree. JOHN ELLIS, ILA.
_
PRE NEXT TERM will (D.V.) commence
J. oe WEDNESDAY. Stremuum 5. UM&

TO PARENTS AND GUARDIAN&
LIDUCATION. —REDUCED TERM. •
1:4 few young Gentlemen can In ralivied la an old
established Boarding School, near Clifton, at SS par
asonim— For promeetiu, address "T.P.5.." Mammy
Gam, Bristol.

JUST PUBLISHED—
THE TWO COMMIT NIC ANTS : JUDAS
ISCARIOT end the BELOVED DISPIPLII ,
being the metastases of Two &races by the Rev. LW.
PLIAS, lowAar of Dorobeei.r St. Peter's.
Priem Twopenee peek or le. 6d. per doom
Printed and eon by Him Use, (Soeeensor to T.
Petah, ) County House, Dorchester.

GREAT WESTERN RAILWAY.
EXCURSION TO LONDON.
ON MONDAY, AUGUST 27th, in EXCUR-
SION TRAIN will nut to LONDON. leaving
WEYMOUTH at 930 a.m.. Wee there said bask
20s. and He Bd., DORCHESTER 9.55 (90n sad
128.,) and MAIDEN NEWTON at 10.15 a.m., (19a.
and 11a. 85.), calling at Yeovil. Castle Cary, Bruton,
Witham, Proms. Westbury, and Trowbridge. Warn-
ing from Paildiugton at 10.45. a.m., either on
SEPTEMBER lar, or SEPTEMBER Bth.
Paddington, Aug 14th. J. ORIERSON. Oen. Man.

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of the United Church of England and Ireland, is
published every Thursday morning. It treats exclusively
of Church matters in Englaad. Ireland, and the
Colonies; furnishes information to Churchwardens, and
anus at the extension and defence of the Church and
her various institutions. Its leading articles are upon
the ecclesiastical events and opinions of the day,
and its comprehensive reviews of Church literature
have long secured for this Journal the oenedence
of its numerous readers. Price fid., Stamped Id.;
by prepayment, 26. a.yenr. HUGH WILLIAMS, London,
C., Gough-wow*. Fleehstreet.

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Price 24i., with Plates,
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the requirements of a house Ilt for • Gentleman's mai-
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London: Joint Mousy, Albernsrle-street.
In Cloth Limp, with Man, 450 p.p., price Si.
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Topographic Sketchce of suds plains as may most
interest the visitor; and are so written as to form •
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home. By A LEC•1111:111 MOIRA; author of "Tbe
Upper Ward of Lanarkshire Described;" "Outlines of
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CHURCH AND COUNTRY NEWSPAPER
COMPANY (Limited).
United Circulation for advertising, 12,250 weekly.
W. WALLACE FY FE, Managing Director
Head Office, Church-street, Dorchester.
DOESETSH IRE.
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And Agricultural Gamete. Oash Price 2d.; Stamped, 3d.
Established Ootober 9, 1855.
2. Weymouth, Portland, and Dorchester Telegram.
Price One Penny.
Advertisements must be forwarded to the Chief Office
not later than Wednesday Morning.
8. Bridport, Bewail:utter, and Lyme Regis Telegram.
New General Advertiser fcr Doreet, Somerset, and
Devon. Published every Thursday. Price One Penny.
District Manager—Mr. F. Tucker, Librarian, South-
street, Bridport.
4. Ringwood, Blandford and Winaborne, Telegram,
And Hampshire, Wllte, and Dorset Advertiser.
Published every Thursday. Price One Penny.
District Manager—Mr. C. W. Millard, Telegram
Office, flisedford, Dorset.
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and G. Kendall, Telegram Agent, Perkstone.
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And Salisbury Advertiser.
Published every Friday. The popular advertising
medium in Salisbury.
District Office—Castleetreet, Salisbury. Agent, Mr.
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Established 1236.
The oldest newspaper in the West of England.
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iketht
ILLUSTRATED HISTORY OF THE
ISLAND OF JERSEY,
With • notios of the adjacent Islands,
(In the Entail and Frisch Languages,)
By Jose EluLuvmr,
Member of the Archaeological Institute of Great Britain
and Ireland, and of several other Literery Societies in
Europa. Author of several Poetical and Historical
Works.
Under the immediate Patronage of Her Majesty, the
Wigs, who has graciously accepted the dedication of
this important history.
THE Size of the Work will be Imperial
Quarto, it will contain • Map of the Wood, a
View of the Town, and of its principal Monomania,
also the Manors and several of the Mansions. Villas.
ka,
This Work will be published in eight parts, each pert
will Gestate thee Chapter. The Pe of each will be
7s. fkl.
A Seheeribers' List is open at the cameo( the Church
and County Newspaper Compute (Limited), Church.
street, Dorchester.

WACE—HIS WORKS, HIS COUNTRY. '
BY J. SULLIVAN (Oxsoe).
Dedicated by Permission to the Low Brsuor or
Pergasozooos.
Will appear shortly.
Prime, to Suhearibers, in 4to lis. ed.
Ditto ditto
THE profit of this work will be dediosted to
the funddestined to cruet a monument to 1
Chanoine Wace,in his native isle, Jersey.
List. of subscribers, whose names are to be printed
with the work, are clued at the cams of all the
izlna.ale, and at all the principal booksellers of the
Paris, Mesas, L. Hachette and Co.
London, Mr. W. Allen, 4 Brydges-street, Covent
Garden.
Am • proof of the literary worth of this book, we give
the following entreat :
" London, May 1511, ISA&
Master Wass, of Jersey.
The reading of this important work, which took
nearly two hours, did not for an instant cease to cepti•
irate the attention of the audience, who testified to the
author their thanks for the eminently precious facts and
documents which he had been at the trouble to collect
and arrange, and who, whilst promising their aseistance
for the mimeos of his enterprise, are pleased to recognise
In Mr. John Sullivan • learned and conesientious writer,
who gains and merits the affection of all who have the
advantage of knowing him, or of rending his literary
productions.
&treat from the minute' of the literary seance of
May lot, Si. Martin's-place, Trafalgar-guars, London.
—.l. L Pieoeor, Secretary."
An appendix containing copious extracts from the
works of Waco will be added to this work.
"Len CHANTS DI NA PATS'S," le Norman vane, by
the same author, in which will be found the amount of
the Queen's visit to Jersey, in 1846, together with an
Bka, in the same tongue, on the death of Albert the
Good, Prince Consort of our Gracious Sovereign, will
shortly appear, and will be printed so as to be bound
with the history of Waco.
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DOUGLASS LEGG,
Fill IM His ()VAGINAL RECIPE.
NONE GENUINE WITHOUT THE TRADE NAIL
read. S"pplord, atrriert raid to nil Railway
Stotiorm
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For PRICE LIST and other Particulars apply
to the
WEYMOUTH iiiINERAL WATER WORKS
11.1. .41, 1..2 lirt.lsir b•lit• to the superiority
of thc Wcymuith Soda Water Laraormeh
manufactured iedelc by him.

WHEN YOU ASK FOR
GLENFIELD PATENT STARCH
EKE THAT you GET IT,
As inferior kiwis us often substituted. It is sold fry
all Groan, Chandlers. he, So
(WOTHKEEPOON is Co Ocuodow AND Lupin.)
STARCH MANUFACTURER,
TO H. R. H. THE PRINCESS OF WALES

ALDRIDGES, ST. MARTIN'S-LANE, LONDON.
DUBLIC SALES by AUCTION of HORSES
.ad CARRIAGES at Eleven o'clock on every
WEDNMDAY and SATURDAY. Property pus
delivered two days previously, with instructions and
;articular'. Stalls should be ordered a week before
either Sale Day. Amounts paid on Mondsys and Thurs-
days only, from Ten to Four. Remittances to the
Country with Account-Sales, on the written request
of the Owl er.
Commission, 5 par sent Forage and GT00036. per
Day and Night, 4s. Rent of Cerriages, Four-wheels
2s. 6d. ; Two-wheel, Is. 6d. per weak. Horses or
Carriages, Withdrawn or not field by Auction, 5..;
Hareem, or Saddle and Bridle, 2a. 6d.; Dogs, Pk.—
Stooks valued.
N.B.—No Boron received for Private Eels on Cons
mission, and no Dealing allowed oaths part of any ore
connected with the Establishment
WILLIAM FREEMAN.

MUSIC SALOON,
001121 HILL, DORCHESTIR.
&gond Hand PIANOFOR'rES and HARMONIUM',
lately returned from Hire, are offered for Cleak at a
great reduction from the original peke. A six-octave
mehogany cottage Pianoforte, E& Oak Harmoehims
IS. Pianofortes for Hire, from 5a per month.
PI A NOFORTES and HARMONIUMS,
Let on Hire for Three Year% after which, and
'ardor! any forester payesea, the Instrument become
the property of the Hirer.
New Pianofortes on these terms from £2 26.
quarter.
Musical Instruments of every description at the lowest
Cash Prices,
Gersten, Organ, and Celeste Concertinas, in pea
variety, from 2s.
New Musk at half the marked Pik&
PIANOP'ORTES AND HARMONIUMS LENT ON
HIRE, TUNED, REGULATED, AND
REPAIRED.
New Publicationaadded every week to the Circulating
Rune Library. Terms of fkitemiption fl Is. in
LOOM.
MUSIC SALOON, CORNHILL, DORCHESTER
Nirt. J. ROBINSON, Professor of Music,
Organise and Choir Master (of All Sainte),
CornhiU. Dorchester, OM Lessons on the Organ,
Harmonium, Pianoforte, Concertina, Cornet and
Singing.
CHOIRS ORGANIZED AND INSTRUCTED.

BENSON, I. W. by SYSCIAL APPOINTMENT es
11.11.11. lb. PEINCi OP WALL&
DENSON, J. W. Si, oicreet, baying tee
IP constructed these negolikest yeemitre. Invites au
rof artiatle yenta
iallabil. J. W.. STEAM FACIDET for CLOCIA
LI and WATCHES,N and N. Ludgate 11111.
BiNsoN. J. W.. 10. Wastboarnesrote.

BARMY/N. J. IV tbellacrtiOlL.Sroultglfuatlizrz
PRlNgrotay.
'VINSON. J. W., AKER ortge CAME= pesseated by
the City & Loodoo to RU. PRINCE SLPRRO.
/VINSON, L W.. NUM lUMILL, LONDON. Qom sa.

BENICHI, J. W, HONOURABLE MENTION, LON-
DON Class IA
13 111480 If J. lux's& a—GiTUITITINCKEEPTI
WlOOO the DERBY I. TINED.
BBNIK)11,13. W., MAILER of the GREAT CLOCK of
the EXHIBITION, WM
1.)2N110r11 Watch Pamphlet, Wastratsd, on every coo-
l) stroetke of Watch, with their pines, post free, Id.
DEMON'S WAIVERS are sent to all patio of the
World safe by post
1311 H Wer, BON'S WATCHINL—Go2 sod e, at ISO to
Guineas.

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BENSON'S WATCHES, HORIZONTAL. CENTRE
SECONDS, Re.
BENSON'S WATCHES In Woo of Half to Throe boobs
hi Diameter.
PAIRED t. 7 ENGLISH, MINCH.
WITMit REPAIRED
sod GERMAN ARTISTS.
TIENSONE CLOCKS for the CASJUAGE. Ave Oulu=

UANDSLABRA In SILVER and ELECTRO-PLATE.
orowyEr- d'irt by ROSA and ISIDORE BONIIBUIL
NUS WAR 1.E.0--.---1.--MLU-7/ITiEVIL-..--MiLl.ginEand
BRONZES dAkT by PRADIKR,CHATROIISSR
j EWELLERY. DIAMOND, of ORIGINAL DESIGN&
fiitiILLURY for BRIDAL and other PRESENTS.
.1
j EWSLLEST, dawned by
_ITALIAN and PUNCH
ARTIST&
I-KWELLERT, GOLD, for MOURNING WbJTn
sllCHlFPUTE—daTerezpi:folly far PRSSENTA-
TION.
...UNTIL ?LAM for RACING, FULD, or AQUATIG
0 SPORT&
s'l.l Lk PLATE for tn• SIDRBOARD. DINNER, and
Ilia TABLE&

[HOUSEHOLD SOAP.
- -
A SAVING of 25 per Cent. by using the
" Corrponla Household Soso," eepsially prepared
for Housekeepers cud large Establlehmenta Dried, cut,
In 4-lb pieces. and stamped The I:lSty Soap Works,
MILTON-STREET, LONDON, KC. May be bad
through all respectable dealers In 5. boxes. £5 chests
(400 gam), with lock cod key, carriage paid. Whole-
sale only at the Works. See Address on each Piece.

STARCH MANUFACTURERS
TO H.R.H. THE PRINCESS OF WALES.
ILENFIELD PATENT STARCH
l_A USED IN THE ROYAL LAUNDRY
AND AWARDRD THE PRIZE =DAL. 1862
Sold by illGyo.sn Cbasdlies, ha. kg.
WOTRERSPOON k Co.. Guaeow LyD LONDOW.

WHAT MONEY CAN'T DO
TN this world it is difficult to lay, judging from
1 the numerous purposes to which it Is applied.
We know what a little money CAR do, if in-
vested in the purchase of • Box of PROUD'S
COMPOUND HEPATIC PILLS, the universal
remedy and great palings for all disorders of
the Liver and Stomach within the resell of all who
suffer from Bile, Wind, Indigestion, Costiveniss, lin.
pleaaant Taste of Mouth in the morning, H
Sickness, Giddiness, Dimness of Sight, Swimming in th
Head Faintness, Sinking Sensation of the Stomach
uthirita, Pains in the Shoulders and Back, • Dry and
Furred Tongue, Dislike to Food, Spasms, Singing Nolan
in the Heed, Distension of the Stomach after Food,
Fluttering of the Heart, Nervousness, • Dry Cough,
Irritability of Temper ; also act very gently and ale%
°heady upon the liver, Liberate Rile, and Strengthen
the whole Frame. They are mile and pleasant in their
operation, require no confinement, nor alteration of
diet, arid may be taken with perfect safety by both sexes
of all ago.
Prepared only by A. J. EVANS, Chemist (Secomeor
to Mr. Freud), Dorchester. Sold by all respectable
(71...4,k• everywhere in Armee Is. 1401. each.

• IL SOVEREIGN REMEDY FOR BAD TEL
A LEADED PACKAGE, CONTAINING
Jaa. 1,. pomade at the wee delicious SLACK n tiro maid
problems tarat Minh MU nem everybody,. met free to
gwy railway nagloo or market tom In toMoin menet of
'
°Mc!! P PS k Co.; Tea Mitt% Zonass no amts. Nato emase&wtth say
hem ta Wimester or Mama.
• yeeeral Moe 1M NM poster%
prArtETT'S CITY RESTAURANT,
PfItoSAPY. YN OfiILAISIDS,
NDON, N.C.
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tsbasues ambit se " words. im percetc
witaram4awhoggi ten heat MS I Is served
la meet as elge=l6:oinstl Webs Lea
Chops sad Tris
room se NIL% NO bp the mobilo
ho the most la UM My; Ilia
MU he Mind Ms mon Mt Yet SUM ay.
nem .
PRZDATT'S CITY RRSTAIIRANI,
N.IIILI STUNT, CNIAPIIIDS. LONDON, KO
SILIES.—PATTERNS FREE.
11011 RUM eel 01111CLZI) GLOSS,
is la ed. mg I
MOP MACK IfltS iralibm ISLAM,
POMO oireilaCt Lcormv.
is iv I : IMPOSSIBLE. The greatest
." aid most s.II laveadas of {MIMOSA AMPAILLA
-Ns. yo ILL leg Wharf, se Upon
=IVSala herd Sem% pee
Nagesty. roneTeriertrker te the politic this
traly marno.asu Mkt Mich grad ly memos the hamar No
tr, prelim Isso-ao mew at Mat ago. TM Apia Almeria
Solarof Me promenes of lee: It oe the contrary. Is bees.
trthe systentsak_ wham the her biomes nMeaalmem
pennon per month will boos itiLmirCueenourid.= or.
I=vrb.bingenet ardor. sad Irmo ladividean of nadoneed
crabby. roman Impeeted.wafter.
tilmh.likesmect %pa.
DieitlfifiThrk—EMAlT—MOrg
SIR STRAND,
TIIMPLZ-SAIL LONDON.
ItarANRICRCI .-E---tiTt—ry attempt to corn-
ets* Ow ooturiellag smarties et • emeee with the
les of • bat, wash has hitherto failed Oaring
to lbs MaiTlrewee of aniCloity between them; bet owls
to a wrier of exparlmea the formerly loan sairmacana•
mutter Is now superseded • elem. mmaring told. winch
mamma all tho proportion of stimulating the magoetk so-
tam. so indispensable to the mow% rigOal. and csimera-
Soo of the colour of the hot,. Prepared only by WALTES
racrsirr, No. I, New Mod-Meet Ltedm. Pries as.
Is. ad, MI% am rie.
DO NOUS MISTS PIT SOUP
THOMAS GOLSWORTHY, Practical Shirt
-a- Maker, I. Poriborroplace, Itembotroot. W. BOP? AMU-
Teske Shire-Mob glinte-White Shiste-Coloared Shirts-
Wool Shim-Shirta in all glase-Shirts at all Priem BM and
Chrome Shirts in Lb* World. Illostratod Inetructiou for MY
menearemont with 114 of prim Not pen 1155 00 application-
T HE"
VOWEL" WASHING MACHINE
,„ _DrOaDI Now 1110lr1i the met sonombil. become
most simple md dumb% Parely Ilaehlin ever introduced.
Vowel. A, £8 10e., with Wringer, £4
Soo Catalogue, enty-bor pages tree by Pt%
BRADFORD AND Co.,
N, SLIM MEET, LONDON, NIANCNINTZIL AND DUNLIN.
LATEST NOVELTY 1 OMNIBUS" SEW-
_WO MACHIN& from fea. =oh. Promotion post tow.
a COMB'S a 00.,501e Mamie( bilsorn% LC.
SPECIWAN BOOK OF ENGRAVINGS
ON WOOD. coatabdas a gnat misty of salkeete to Mt
the requiremota of [Mumma Pitamas. gad irmarism%
Mot:: I rali
ro
eligificgirsTY GAB TAP. Explosions
smite, from careremem wr mosideatal mess reabooll
ammegge by Mae the ahma-Of 511 Ambers .ad t.ta
Mmes. Illedstosh k Pry. Cram Climbs% le. Strand. m
_limisesunrarav_iret-free.and Prbn lee Agents Wooed.
, CitrATA-022K-14
lIIHE beet known FORMULA for forcing the
-a- aeon to crow besely la • few rests apoo
skin. It ens dime oh the bulbs or roots of lbs lair. sod
strengthen the mart skin. Baldness promot Thema
stanis-lfr. Mao, Chemist. Ardis ink, Shinchen%
• PATENT MECHANICAL CHAIR
poR BRUSHING HAIR by MACHINERY.
m- For so end PartnenkrmappLy to r..a.nreentael
sad lots JOHN OCMINSLL sad late of la
Thee Ilog Om% mtraM Street. LC.; mow 104 bad
P Error iltise tower Loudon. SAL
SCHGOL—PIJRNITIIER
'RANKS'S PATENT SCHOOL DESKS,
Camortibie Into, 51114 or Table. hen N.,or foot
Illastread
SlDSBOTH•lk°"Mritlft CO..
Ohara .04 1010.1 Parnitare Ileantabarers. LIMNOS%
Nerselestar.
A_ RICK-CLOTH FOR EVERY FARMER.
RIM Cloths Lhi. Sad laboblatry Oil 1N.., IL lb. pre
yard ; Improved Po Sheet Penolag e 'SL Slikse
salre been raid, an masa% thesis., me ms Dom%
•librosmi. sad Lactreggibt des 2.411(1141Ext.t...
arer of Ommos,
Dlll%asianutes. hat of Toeelb's
eese Ifirearms. levera WI. Orenbenro4o.

FROUD'S TONIC PILLS
it" justly celebrated for the disorders inci-
dent to young Females is the early and middle
ages of life. They restore regularity, and imparts
health and vigour.
Prepared only by A. J. EVANS, Chemist, Dorchester.
Sold in Boma at to. lid. each.
FROLID'B
REMEDY FOR THE ITCH
WITHOUT THE LEAST SHELL,
A CERTAIN CURE IN A FEW DAYS.
PHIS irritating, troublesome, and exceedingly
.1 infectioss disease, so often the source of the
greatest annoyance to ineividuals and to whole Familiar,
may be immediately relieved, and cured by • few appli-
Intim, of the above named invalnable remedy. In
every mas an early application is vary desirable, forth.
longer it is delayed the more virulent becomes the erup-
tion. and in malty cases the present Proprietor A. J.
Mass, has seen • whole neighbourhood infected by the
negligence of some one family in it, by thcir mittens to
believe it possible that they had really Itch amongst
them.
Many hundreds of Testimonials might be given, one
application will however prove the above assertions.
Sold in Bones at In. lid. each.
Family Packages, containing 10 Boxes sent carriage
free to any station throughout the Kingdom, on recreip
of Post-office order for 10s. 6d.
Prepared by A. J. EVANS. Chemist. Dorabarter.

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IMPROVED STEERAGE CORN DRILL.
ROYAL AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY OF ENG LAN D.—PLYMOUTII MEETING, JULY 1865.
. DRILL COMPETITION—UNPRECEDENTED SUCCESS.
PRIEST AND WOOLNOUGH,
. KIN GSTON-ON-THADIES, ENGLAND,
EX FI I IMMO Right Drills and Two Horse Hoes, and were awarded NINE PRIZES, after the most Severer Competition ever known
122 Drills being entered for trial:
For Beet Drill for General Purposes the highest prize awarded for any Drill) ••• £lO
~ Best Corn Drib, on the established principle of Levers and Weighte:... ... ••• ••• ... ... ... 7
Ditto Ditto
„ Best Turnip and Manure Drill, on at Flat ... ... ••• ••• • . ••• "• ••• ••• - • 14
„ Turnip and Manure Drill, on the Ridge ... •.. ... ... ... ••• ••• ••• ••• • • 7
4
, Distributor for Dry and pomp 11"Pre :*. '".
„ Beet Horse Hoe for Corn and Roots, on the established principles of ilivers and Weigits 1... .... ..... ....:
„ Bait Drill for General Purposes for small occupations (no money prizes given in this clam) ... ... ... ... Highly commended.
Manufacturers of the Improved Patent Turnip and Manure Drills, with Barrels and Steel Scrapers for Guano, Superphosphate, &a - in smell quantities, for which the
FIRST PRIZE was awarded at the Plymouth Show as eh vs.
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FLY, MAGGOT, AND SCAB IN SHEEP.
-
ROME'S BATH, FOR DIPPING Olt WA.'HING SHEEP AND LAMBS,
PREPARED ONLY BY R. M. ROME, CHEMIST, LA NG HOLM. N. B
4 r 11115 BAl'll is a safe, cheap, and effectual preparation for preventing the attack of
fly and maggot, and de.tioying all kind. of vermin 0 which Sheep are subjected ; it nourishes
MOO and promotes It.. growth of wool, anil preserve. it beantiluVy white. Tie Bath to free from every
prepare ion of mercury, may be applied with safety at any season of the year, and upon sheep of any
age; no harm can possibly happen them if the Pimple directions upon etch package a-e attended to.
The Gott of Dipping with Rome's Bath is (including ever., issluisite) about tis. per 100, or 03 per 1,000.
For pouring. about 4.. per 100. Tie Scab Misture come.. little h slier.
The DIPPING Composition is sold in packets, sufficient for Oil sheep, at Is Si. each.
BATH for POURING, in packet. *it facient for 25 'beep. la, and for 50 sheep, Is. 61.
Ala I for SCA Bin Sheep, Packets sufficient for 25 shsep. Is. XL, and for 50.2. 6d.
FOOT ROT MIXTURE. A safe and efficacious ;sturdy; in bottles, with ample directions, at li. and 2s. Eid.
each.
The Bale of Rome's Bath has so mush increased during the past year, and its value being so much established.
he does not think it neosasary to pablialt the long lig of Testimonials which he poasesses, but they can be had
on application. s• V. hen ordering, please say whether for Dip; lug or Pouring.
Agente wanted in all the Pastoral Distrietsin Engl end where not &lively appointed. A liberal Commission
allowed. APPLY TO
R. M. ROME,
PIIARMACUTICAL CHEMIST, LANGIIOLM, N. B.

EXCELLENT QU ALIT 1r of CHOCOLATE.
The Dublin Exhibit en Medal was awarded to J. S
Fry k Sons, for " lizeelient Q iality of Chocolate;" the
Juiy addioe, The Chocolate of Messrs. Fey and Son,
is • yin- litre substance."
J. S. FRY k SONS. Brietol and London, Bakers to
the Queen and Prince of Wales.
FRY'S CHOCOLATE FOR EATING is
prepared with scrupulous regard to purity, and,
being eimeiliiigly wholesome is much valued for
Children, with whom it is a universal favoorite.
FRY'S CHOCOLATE CREAMS are an exceedingly
telicious sweetmeat, rapidly increasing in public favour.
FRYS' HOMCEOPAT HIC COCOA in
Packets.—The purity, delicacy of flavour, and
nutriticss 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 it equally adapted for invalids and general eon.
enmere

HANVKES AND SPENCER'S
NEW PATENT CHAIN CORN DRILLS,
TV to attracted so much attention at the SALBBURY SHOW should be ordered at once
to ermine delivery this lien..on. H. and S. sid make arranitin,nts eith a LOCAL HIKER Haat
PATENT CHAIN BOXES iniy be fitted to DRILLS already in use.

E 11. AND F. TURNER,
ENGINEERS, DIILLWEIGHTs, FOUNDERS, 130ILER MAKERS, AND
GENERAL :MACHINISTS.
ST. PETER'S IRON WORKS, IPSWICH.
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the list below. The high character of their Engines, for Quality of Workinand.ip and Material, Economy
and Efilsiency they intend fully to maintain.
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2-horse Power
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PORTABLE THRASHING MACHINES of the Most Approved Construction.
Patentees and Manufacturers of
ROAD LOCOMOTIVE OR TRACTION ENGINES.
E. R. and F. Turner's Horizontal Stationary Engines, from four to 26.honie newer, have been erected
in numerous Corn Mills, and for other purposes in various parts of England as well as on the Continent of
Europe, all of which give the most perfect satiafactnn.
Makers of the Celebrated Com and Seed Crushing Mins, Grinding Mule, Oilcake Breakers, and other
Indoor Agricultural Machinery; ale.' of Hydraulic RaU2S, Oil Mill Machinery, Flax Seeding and Wet Rolls,
Circular Sawing Machinery, Mover Mull.. ka.
Or Plan. and Estimates for Mill Machinery of all descriptions. arrangement of Farm Machinery, km.
ILLUSTRATtD CATALOOOIII ON APPLLICATION, AT THI WORN 4, IPSWICH, OR AT THEIR LONDON OFIICI, 52
ONACSCHURCH-lITIIIIT.

(N WA, , Cunttba Brooch le Hoarse vai
`c.'" nerg,Coldp Infirm& Itathme.
apN GH Al, Odwrh. any Irritation or COUG"S
lI
Scraper of the Throat In. r%. AND,.
I.);iteicksi, stantly relieved by s".O
BROWN'S BRONCHIAL TROCHES OR COUGD
LOZENGES.
,RANCH HOUSE is now opened in
Loudon for their Sale. They are very pleasan
to tube, contain no opium, sod children will God them
very beneficial in cases of Whooping Cough. People
who are troubled with • hacking cough, should try them
at ores; they are a safe and sure remedy.
Coughs, Hoarseness, and the various Throat Affection
to which Public Speakers, Military °Moira, and Singer
are lisble, relieved by "Brown's Brosichial Troches.
Having • direct influeoes to the affected parts, they
allay Pulmonary Irritation. The freedom from all
deleterious ingredients render "Brown's Bronchial
Troches" a safe remedy for the most delicate female, or
youngest child, acid hem calmed 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 Beec, which may be seen at oar dace,
Amongst the many eminent singers who use the
Troches and speak highly of them, we wonld mention
Nina Louie Fyne, Mr. Ainsley Cook, and others of the
Royal Opera, Loudon.
Sold by all Medicine Dealers at is. lid, per box.
Fr Denial Ofilee B'S. High Holbert, London.
FOR CHILDREN TEETHING
A Branch House is now opened
London for the Sale of this Remedy
whist), has been in use in ANEW
over thirty years. It is pleasant tc
- take, and is safe in all canes;
soothes the child and gives it rest; softens the gums
end will allay 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 10 YOUR INFANTS
It will almost instantly relieve Griping in the Bowels
and Wind Colic, and we believe it the best and merest
remedy in the World in all came of Dysentery ant'
Diarrhcea in Children, whether arising from Teethin
or other causes. There are other preparations el
similar name in this wonky. Be we and ask for 11Rfs.
WINSLOW'S SOOTHING SYRUP, and see that
Corns and remiss, New York and London, is on the
mite& wrapper.
Among the hundreds of testimookda, is one from
Prof. J H. !McMinn, London. The following is an
extract :—"I have tried Hrs. Winslow's Soothing
Syrup upon nay infant boy aged its months, who suffer d
from his teething, and It relieved him immediately."
Sold by all Chemists, at is. lid, per bottle.
directions with mob bottle.
Call on the Chembets for one of Mrs. Winalow's
Family Almanacs and Domestic Receipt Books for 1866,
Free of Chan*.
Prineipal It, Hi olhoen. Loudon.

orMa. L'HOMME is enabled to offer to his Agrieel
tend friends prime COTTON CAKE at Cl 10s.
per toe, FOS CARII.
COALS, SLATE, AND TIMBER.
W. L'HOMME,
HAVlNGsucceeded to the Business for
may years carried on by the DORCHESTER
COAL COMPANY, begs to inform the public
generally that it is his intestion lowa ialsly to keep
a Stock of the best quality of each description of Coal.,
Slates, end Timber, and to sell at such prices he
hopes will secure him a large share of public patronage.
£ d.
Best fiettoe's Wallsead 1 5 0 per ton.
Beet Forest of Dean (strongly recoup
mended fordrawing-romn purposes) 019 2 „
Bello Rabble lg 4
Beet Haddock ... 017 6 „
Small &Meta* .. 0 10 10 ,
Newport and other Smiths'Coal ... 1 0 0 „
Beath Cnlm 018 4 „
Tenby :800, Coal 1 510 ,
The abovs Prices apply to Dore:Aster, Fordingtoo,
Weymouth, and Maiden Newton. Coals will be Gl:impel
One Shinto, per Too for delivery in any peee of
Dorchester mid Fordington.
A large and varied assortment of TIMBER, DEALS,
SLATES, and other BUILDING ,MATERIALB at
greatly REDUCED PRICES.
May, 1866.

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INSURE AGAINST
ACCIDENTS,
AL 7, Bank Biziltlings, London.
Amoco AT DEATH FOIL Cl. 108 A EEAR.t.
Agents in &lappet eat ry Town. J.W.OIAM. B,crztary.
T (Ai
ip.l.l.3itit:E;
arc floe
dcHI
Duty
f.wittelle 4. I I:EH:Ill:0 to it. S
a • ...:11.•••• ;•-t. b. I tot t to n I
A It•!.'. L I • !. l' •Igt i•
rI. 'At' Tit!': IF.t.
A,;
Ir se .•.. L
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n • • 10 MI. F. wad
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ref•fi, trot/ I - • •:.
P., le ....... • ,tr—t.
IV le At.
. Go'••, ('lilt!, 11, St. Um, ore
li'
It' ale,t,,int S•ttettolt.
y k II .Int
yet otinecr
....As T
BAKER AND BAKER'S
NviieLksom F., DELICIOUS. TRUE UN-
COLOURED TEA.
'rills TEA is imported with tho leaf not
coloured, is highly recommended by medical and
scientific men, aud combines purity with one SAVOR'
and lasting strength.
Sold by Chempts, Stationers, and Confectioners in
all parts of the Kingdom.
ALL TEAS Bd. per lb. CHEAPER.
Weymouth II AS N, 2, Broad-street.
rt BARTLETT, Biker, 54, St, Thomas
trent
Portland --BERKLEY, Fortunes Well.
Yaoril CAMer.
II SOVEREIGN REMEDY for BAD TEA.
—A leaded package, °patenting 5 lb.. of the most de-
licious BLACK 'TEA the world produces faud which will
please ceerybody), sent carriage free to rug railway station or
market town in Korchutd, au receipt of poet..ollos order or
V=.• Co., tea merchants. 8, King
STRONG BLACK TEAS, Is 6d, fer, fir ed, 38 to hi 43.
Bare Choice tionuitat Coffees., Is 4d, Is 6d, to Bd.
• rates column rose razz, erases ay wanswe rams&
PHILLIPS k CO. send Teas, Ogres, and Spices,
CARRIAGE FREE TO ART RAILRA STATIOR OR YAKUT
Tows in EX.:LAND, if to the value of 40s or upwards.
i-HILLIPB & CO. base no Agenta, and no con-
nection with any House in Woroester or swamies.
firEVANS Wu:gee:cm to Mr. e roudl
Cif t. Dwrchester.
HOItNI NAN'S PURE TE is. EIGHT-PENCE per
lb. CHEAPER, se the DU i'Y REDUCED.
GENUINE PACKETS —2 oz. to llb are signed
afiwnsiserhearfaLON.DoN,
IMPORTRP.A GIP Tuft PURR TEA
‘a. t 1 CO 9S
DEEP" RATIONS OP
0 C
rmtc.t Ae.! r-eotenten.led tty Dr. AIDREW UR" 111.11.,1.i.a.
PEARL COCOA fild per lb.
PriEPARED COCOA la 24 por lb.
RO:dfLOPATLIIC COCOA la 44 per lb.
NEWTS.. COCOA, In 1 lb. and lb. 011111MITI,
is ad per lb.
To be nltalutsl of all Grocer.; tad Waceshsts se ties
I'IN,ItURY STRAY KILLS, LONDON, 1.0.

"Use exazivw as a Diet.le
Vvie Tut Turn, September 25th.
Only Prize Medal Corn Flour Reported by the Jury
"Exceedingly Excellent for Foot"

STARCII MANUFACTURERS
TO H.R. H. THE PRINCESS OF WALES.
GLEN FIELD PATENT STA IiCEI
USED IN THE ROYAL LAUNDRY.
The Ladies are respectfully informed that this Starch
Is excludvely urid in the Royal Laundry, and Her
Mejesty's Laundress says, that although she has tried
Wheaten. Rice, and other Powder Starches, she has
foundi none ri
sf
ttsh sheh,ceniei ha. everaltotheutw
.E FIELD, whitt
I, tle
it .1 .1i It, p Inv k (.... nreisnow aun Tf.I•INNI.
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•
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. .'.5.: t. :lint•ang.
- -
• . • , -- 1.• •i •ii fir C.VITLE.
. ;0 l'..chets of is.
, . A'. It .I.lltauoes,
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• RUPTURES. •
. , : r.:: ~.....• y - ',rm.., I Ea+ PAT?..
t' el' .i'l'il:l ill N.- ',i 111 lAN Ell TItUSS,
NW' r.7.2Aii. . is gy Greif 41(halaitians.
. 11,
aci,lyßil,tl.l2l4 x .4 IM.
• li
I is "connioni:nded li.'oPrthtfie follj Co
ue
i.
; osal ieri ties and advantages :-- Ist. l'ia di ty
o
1:51, d iiiiplitation ; 2iel. - Perfect free h dein ula
iiab chaff or ti cha or excoriate ; :irtl, it ii.AY
• ~, worn with equal comfort in any lee itmo
..e .! the body, by night or day ; 4th. It Wl'
3 ieSts of at ary kir,' of exerciee without (im
c
.1., '-,14..et ineonvenisoics to tj e. are!, r, ...-..,. -...
' •ei ri .-riy corecaled from 01)1{1.1r.t •,,.. ,
rr. ••w,,.t0 not hesitate to gir,
,loa oar alvii-difi• •1 niiii eh-trio. ..•1 U..
_ 3:1,11L1,1•41y 1ai1,.• • h•• 11., It ~ J :),'
•..!..1 t!,lt 14.6 Ca.:, .. ;• 1 •1. :!.• 3 , all.,
VII ti,e 16,n3a t ea.li. • !..,,, ~ 11,1 I •._ ..
-.. , .....i. I .•11, .•r truss es fii.ii, ii••,t -..-I .. h
lei; I, .: ....,i.faction in thus iceeve.o.eui:ing —4. as, il
i i •I &Ole
Recommended by the following eminent surgeons:—
Wm. Fergusson. Eel., F.R 8., Professor 1 finrre.y ha
Eines College, Surgeon to King's College Hospital, tre .
C. G. Guthrie. Eel., Surgeon to the Royal Westminster
ophilashote Hospital; W. Bowman, Eaq., Fit S.
Assiatant4Burgeon to King's College Hospital •• T. Call-
away, Esq., Senior Assistant Surgeon to Ony'sHospitel ;
W. Coulson, Eno., Surgeon to the Magdalen Hospital;
T. Mimed Curling. Esq., F.R.S., Surgeon to the London
Hospital • W. J. Fisher. Eel_ Surgeon-in-Chief to the
Metropolitan Police Force; Ashton Key. Esq., Surgeon
to Prince Albert; Robert Lidos, Eon., F RS.; James
Luke Seq., Surgeon to the London Society; Erasmus
Wilson, Eg. F.R.S., and many others.
A descriptive circulsr may be had by poet, and the
Truss (which cannot fail to 6t) can be forwarded hy
poet, on sending the circumference of the body two
nohee below the hips. to the manufaeterer.
MR. WHITE, 228, PICCADILLY. LONDON.
Price of a Single Trues. 165., 215., 26.. 611., and 31s 64. ;
postage, Is. Pries of Double Trues. 31.. 6d.. 425.. ant
525. 6d. • postage, Is. 84. Price of an Umbilical Truss,
42s , and 525. lid.; postage, Is. 10(1.
Poet °Mae Orders t ‘ a made payable to John White,
Post Offies, Piccadilly.
NEW PATENT
ELASTIC STOCKINGS, KNEE-CAPS4c
The material of which these ere made in recora•
mended by the Faculty as being pre. (dimly elastic and
compressible, and the best invention for girisfir effieirftt
and permanent support in all woes of WEAKNe'ss-,
and SWELLING of the LEGS, VARICOSE VEINS,
SPRAINS. he. It is porous, light in texture, and
inexrnsiire. and Is drawn on like the ordinary Stocking.
Pnor, 4s. 6d., 7s. 6d. 10a., to 16e, each. Postage, &I.
JOHN Werra, Manufackurer, 228, Piccadilly, London
Specimens may he mien at the Cry etid Niece
1...1% ER COMPLAINTS, BILE. WIND. A NI) INDI
GESTION CURED WITHOUT MERCURY.
—_
THERE ARE ONLY TWO MEDICINES
which act upon the Liver: one is Mercury, the
other Dandelion. But if the public knew how Mercury
destroys the delicate coats of the stomach, areskness
digestion, affects the nerves, and positively shortens
life, they would take no other Aperient than Dr
KINGIIDANDELION and QUININE LIVER PILLS
which liberate bile, disperce wind, strong ben the whole
frame, and are the best pills for torpid Ii rer, headache
furred tongue,dininess,Butteringof the bee t, biliousties
nil igestion. ac id it y, and general d ebil i ty, sa lun like every
other aperient pill, may be taken witho ear of coldl
They cleanse the blood end flu id shoat every impurity. In
boxes at le. lid., 2s. 9d., and 4e. &I. east.. Prepared
by JAMES RORKE, 47, Mortimer-street, Cavendieb
square, London. W. Free by poet for rumps, and Hid
by Agents.—Maggs. Yeovil; Keats sod Evans, Doe
cheater; Flooks and Penny, Sherborne' • Leaksr and
Hitehoock, Taunton ; and most Chemistsead Medicine
Vendors.
HAIR REALLY RESTORED.
X IrOORE'S CASHMERE QUININE BALM
..VJL is positively the most certain, elegant, and
agreeable compound for giving healthy vigour to the
very roots of the Hair, and restoring it even after
years of Baldness. It also iambice, the remarkable
property of lashing the hands soft and white. Prios
2s. &1., 4e. 6d., 7.. 64.. and lla. per bottle. Prepared
only by.! t HES RORKE. and sod by Agent+

NOTICE TO INVENTORS.
OFFICE FOR PATENTS, 4, TRAFALGAR
SQUARE, CIiA.RINO CROSS, LONDON.
/riitt.vl 1111 iv) 101 flt the COS-T of
1-.),.;•-, . - 4 1ird...11 run•I.111 GeorOlror. Ads iv..
I & Co.,
• , r "I -cr Londo., 'l.O
ECURITY OF PREMISES, however ea-
t-) tensive. The attainment of Ma object in greatly
enh inced by the use of DENT'S PATENT PORT-
ABLE TELL-TALE, whi-h, at considerably leas ex-
pense than the method usually employed, furttishe• a
perfect Register of the Watchman's Duty, without the
news ity of any Conlidental Superintendent whatever.
A full printed description con be obtained of E Dior
k C... Watch and Clock Makers to the glefll and
H.R.H. the Prince of Wales, 61, Strand (aijoinine
Conte.' Bank). 04 and 35. Royal lisehange, London
DENrs TURRET CLoCKS.
fr HE attention of Public Bodies, Gentle-
MUD, and others iv reap. ctfully requested to the
improvements mate in the construction of Clocks suit-
able for Stablea. Churches, and other large Bwlllioga,
by the late E. J. DIS,T k F. DEbT, Clock awl Chrono-
meter Makers to the Que-n and the late Prince Consort.
and Makers of the GREAT CLOCK for the HOUSES
. of PARLIAMENT, Ice.
Turret Ch.eks with CopEys.rtm ritisDULCII, ma-
; justed for variations 41 temperature. to work the hands
of Dials 41 an• •4.• from I has to 30 feet in diameter.
DENT, hi. Stran ! (aijoining C,,,utt's Bank), and 34
Exchang.., London.
DENT,
CHRONOMETER, W ATC II AND CLOCK
MAKER
To the Queen. the Prince of Wales, and the late Prince
Consort, and Maker of the Great Llock for he Manus
of Parliament.
iN VITES attention to the superior Workman-
' ship and elegance of design of his extensive Ste.
of Watches arkd Drawing-room Clocks.
Ladies' Gold Foreign Watches... ... 7 Guineas.
Gentlemen's ditto 10 ,
adies' or Gentlemen's Gold English
Lever ditto
entlernen's Gold Compenaation
„
Silver ditto ditto 25
Marine Chronometers ... ... 35 „
Gold and Silver Pocket Chronometers, Astronomical
Turret, and Market Clocks of every description. An
elegant wsortment of London-made Fine Gold Albert
and Guard Chains. &a
DENT, 61. Strand (adjoining Coutta's Bank); 34 and
35, Royal Exchange; and at the Clock and Marine
Compete Factory. Somerset Wharf. Strand, London.

NOTHING IMPOSABLki.
The greatest and most useful invention of the day,.
AGIJA AMA MU-A.—Messrs. JOHN GOBNELL and CO.,
Three King-court, Lombsrd-strcet, London, Perfumers to
Her Majesty, respectfully 'lifer to the public this truly
marvellous fiuid, which gradually restores the humao
hair to its pristine ha. no matter at what age.
The Ague Amarella has none of the properties of dyes;
it, on the contrary, to beneficial to the system, and when the
hair is once restored, one application per month will keep
It in perfect color. Price one guinea; hall bottles, His
Testimonial' from artistes of the highest order and from
individual" of undoubted raspostability may be inspectsd
on applies/ton.
Messrs. J. Ours:NELL and Co. bare bum assciatol
Perfumers to HILL SOS IPrianies if Wales.
Removed to Red Bull Wharf, Angel Passage, Up Cr
Thatuts-otf,et,
. 'K'S APERIENT FAMILV PALS.
• ELLSITT MEDICISE FOR BILIOUS ON!LIVL
COI 1.0. TS, isiDieBSTION, GIDDIXIAS, Loss OF •rrx-
Tire, 411.,,,,1tn, YLATULENCZ, SeAslis,
COOT% t.SS, fie.
THEM _omposition is truly excellent; the/
-1- do not contain any antimonial or mercurial pre-
paration whatever, and do not require the least confine.-
atria Or alteratimi of diet (moderate exercise yirotnoteo
their good elects); they *Odom operate until ten Of
twelve hours after taken, and than very gently; flat)
destroy worm, ,Purtfy the h restore the ton of
the stomach, and remove most ss.plalnta occasioned by
irregularity of the hostess, beaming a restorative and
preservative of health to both sexes, and to those of a
costive habit, a truly valuable treasure.
The pills are now prepared by Messrs. Bazaar and
Boas (who have purchased Oil receipt from Mr. Savox),
whose names are engroved on the government stamp
affixed to each box; without which they cannot be
genuine. -Hold in boom, at la. lid- and 2e. 91. each.

ANY ONE CAN 17811 THEM.
A sixpenny bottle of Rebate will dye 90 yards al
Ribbon in 10 minutes. AA fur
JUDSON'S SIMPLE DYES/
MASORA I SCARLET I MAUI I SEIM
MAUI ULU BUM BLAU
EMT SIMI SABAH BUIE IL MR
Pries Sixpence per bottle.
These Dyes will be found useful for Dyeing articles of
Woollen or 130 k manufacture; Wu Yth. Fibres, ianwei.
ilessreed. Ivory, Bone, Mood, Willow She Nair ; far
tinting Photographs, and for Illeininatiom.i.Lay be had of
shamigts th I. e United Kingdom and Iflulessie
Duet. 19a. Osienan Strew. Loudon.
PETER PATTERNS PRIM
103 to
108. ROBINSON'S
OXFORD STREET. SILKS.
LONDON.
DEAFIESB.—The ORGANIC VIBRATOR.
It Its into the or, sot pooo.ptlbloj the unpleasant
esneadon of miming Donee in the head is entirely removed.
It affords boordlot. relied to deaf persons, and enables the,.
to hear distinstly at chuck sad public uguabisse. Riley
ether bad of bearing inurement.
Yaws. SOLOMON, N. Abouads-guest, Ptoo.diuy. Loader.

CTCWT REME.D-'
INDIGESTION SO
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SA '%
dir°NILE fll'

Seld everywhere. &den Is. Ili, b. h 1.,. anil 114.
TO MOTHERS ANDettURSES.
RS. JOHNSON'S
AltialLOAH SOOTHING
STETP. Tide 'Smoker Pa.
111tir....‘
j i
(r. - needy lissupen In ceneralzioses
ii \• A . % "WPWSII:VeIidi 101116•18 Okildroa
.../ 7IP S, wham wilstrbg tem Giavithices
/ ••RA' ' atail a g rat hra h 11
I s 3p.
"Dir
- 4wla,.."ltirrasesaes. the MINI Will be
' i,"" "' relieved. tho Hoar cooled. mad
11. •-•,0 the Inhumed= redoes& This
larraluabie prepsistaon estiteas
Ir'
r no narcotic, nor say
ingredient whatever. Ital=
fore se innocent so
deodOia to anises die Teeth with ow ; awl se piesoisa=
no child ea retool to let Ito Owns be rubbed 'Mitt. Parade
should be vei7 particular to ask for JOHNSON'S AINHIOLII
SOOTHING SYRUP, nod to notice that the names of &away
imei sou, es, nrrinsedon Street, louden, are as the Semp
mated to each SotUs Price la lid pie Bottle.

PestPreyieranratrerstlisAathor.CoossesLeess.Peekkaa.
ON CONSUMPTION
NEW EDITION Or
Mr. GEO. THOS. CONGREVE'S
Work, which has passed through 73 Editions
of 1000 each!
Thi remarksble book treats of the canon, rymptoms. sad
progress oi this fell disease, through all itsstageasnd the
TRUE TREATUENT,
WITH INTKRESTINO AND EXTRAORDINARY
CASES OF CURE.
TREA'IS ALSO OF ASTHMA. BRONCHITIS. BA
LTEALTH. DOMESTIU and PERSONAL
PURITY, secured by wasonst or ozonic arryrs,
as contained in CON Drd PATENT OZONIZE,
Water for the Haigh sad Toilet and other sanitary
oreparations.
Sold by all Aret-olass Chemists.
Cliendeal Works. Battersea. It•W•

Just Published, Pries Two Shillings.
DISINFECTION and the PREVENTION
of DISEASE, by means of OZONIC OXYGEN
in the form in which it occurs in coNtrrs PATENT
FLUID. By H. B. Con DT.
Jose W. DAVINS, 54, Princes-street. 1444,11"
S m..ro. Tneflnn.