The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-07-28 00:00:00

TO THE ELECTORS OF THE BOROUGH OF
WAR EHA kL
LTHOUGLI no General Election oan
-Eli. take place before November, yet, is you have
already been saldressed by one Candidate, I think it
light to inform you, that I hope when the new Resis-
t ration Lists are completed, to make • personal Canvass
of the Borough. In the meantime I will only say,
that I trust all those who et the last Election favoured
ma with their votes, will again 'IVO me their support,
and that thole who are not yet, but soon will be Electors,
will not withhold their cougdasee from one who helped
ia give them the Frauchise.
I remain, Gentlemen,
Your obliged and faithful Servant,
JOHN HALES MONTAGUE CALORAFT.
July 4th, 1868.

tancitimagnisPel
THE TOLL QUESTION.
To the Editor.
SIR,—A member of the Town Council hewing
circulated a report theta verdict had been given
against me with costs, have the kindness to permit me,
through yoor paper, to 'embodies it. • verdist for
plaintiffs, with nominal damagee by oonsint
of all parties, leaving every print in the ease for the
decision of the court above.
One circumstance connected witb the ease is very
unfortunate for me, which is. that I ant the largest
ratepayer in the borough (probably larger than the
majority of the Council put together), therefore I con-
sider I have more right to complain than any other
burgess of the reckless expenditure which may be the
expected result of a lawsuit, for years and years
dregging it. slow course along from court to wart, till
it reaches the House of Lords, with probably no better
result to the ratepayers than that of yesterday.
I simply ask every member of the Council to speak
the truth, and remain,
Yours truly,
WIL LI Alll ILiNFIELD.
Portesham House, July 72, Ititid.

MISSIONS IN CHINA.
New and enlarged edition, price One Shilling, jest
published.
NARRATIVE of the CONVERSION of a
CHINMS PHYSICIAN, DZING SIN-SANG,
By the Rev. Lima floccr, M.A., Visor of
Fordington ;
With the, additional chapters by the Rae. O. M.
Monk B. A., Missionary of the Church Slaeloriery
Society, at Hangchow.
Publiahed by SKILITS' and NIBBreS, London; to be
had of all Booksellers, and of the ABTROL, Fordington
Vicarage, Dorchester.

DORSET COUNTY SCHOOL
--
ming SCHOOL will (D.V.) RI-OPEN on
1 MONDAY. AUGUST 3rd.
R. G. WATSON. V.A., Head Magas..

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GREAT WESTERN RAILWAY.
EXCURSIONS TO -
LONDON.
d-AN MONDAYS, AUG-
UST 3rd, 10th, 17th,
240, and 31, EXCURSION TRAINS for
LONDON will leaveWeymouth at 2.30 p.m. (Fares there
and back 20s. and 126. 61.); Dorchester, 260 (Fares,
204. and 12a.) ; calling at 'Malden Newton and Yeovil,
returning on the following Saturday, or Saturday week
from date of stat ting.
The Return Train leaved Paddington Station at
7.43 A. M.
Paddington. July 23. J. GRI EILSON, Gen. Mus.

MIL BOTTOM SMITH, i'11071380/1, Or nis
J. PIA/40,011T0 AND ENGLISH AND ITALIAN
SINGING, will be prepared to resume his LESSONS. in
BOURNEMOUTH, BOOLE, BLANDFORD, WIM-
' BORNE, DORCHESTER, end WEYMOUTH, on and
r alter AUGUST 3rd.
Early communications on the @abject of Lessons trill
much oblige, as the arms/mania for the sassing hell.
7w will shortly be definitely fixed.
Address 8, ROYAL TERRACE. WEYMOUTH. or
4, ALEXANDRA TERRACE, DORCHESTER,

CALICO. LADIES. CALICOES DIRECT FROM
THE SPINNERS.
--
JES ADI are informed they can purchue
direct Irani the Spinners pure-smelted CALICOES,
without any tied of filling or dress whatever,
and consequently fit for immediate use with-
out scalding. A piece, consisting of 75 yards,
sent carriage hoe to any Railway Station in the
Kingdom on receipt of remittance. In thus offering
theta Calicoes divert to the publis it will be seen two
profits are sewed to the purchaser, and the quality of
the geode asaured. Patterns sent free by post on
application.— Apply to TuoaLta WISH, Manufacturer,
23, Hilton-street, Manchester.

DENTISTRY.
us Consequerice of at great Increase of Prodico,
MONS. DRYS, Surgeon Dentist, sad
Manufacturer of Artificial Teeth, of 6, fir.
?Roll AS-STRRIT, WITNOUTH, will in future attend
DORCHESTER TWICE A WERE SWininnioste
and SATURDAYS) at Mr. WILLIPRISO S, 5, Sonel-
&Tarn., from I to 4 p.m., and will attend all patients
at their own residences by appointment, without extra
charge, within one mile of Dorchester, on Wednesdays
only.
Lzre supplies artifisial teeth, unrivalled for use,
comfort, natural appearance, and durability, and gives
a written warranty, as to keep in good repair, free of
charge, for a period of ten years, for all his work,
which will save the ineonvenianse of retarning often to
the dentist, and having constantly the hand in the
pocket to provide for repairs.
M. Limn has redumdhis prices within the mesh of
everyone Consultation free.

WATERLOO WINE STORES, WATERLOO
TERMINUS, LONDON, S.
upir H. CLARK and Co. beg to submit, and
V V • strongly reeommend, the following selected WC
of WINES and SPIRITS :
Per doom
I. P. 5. S. IN I. II
lissassrf or Martell's Oen
Brandy(bottled in France) 48 U 60
Sparkling Champogne 27 90 36 50 58 60
Claret l2 18 24 36 48 56
Sherry lB 24 30 36 42 48
Port 94 30 36 40 46 frf 60
Manila (Finite's or leg
bean's Shipping) lB 21
A complete price list forwarded post free on applisation.
Terms Cash. Oilers amounting to kb and upwards
forwarded Carriage Free to all Railway Stations.
RAYNAIRD, CALDROOVT, BAWTRIES•
DOWLING, and COMPANY, Limited,
CORN, SEED, luNtraß, OILC•KE
MERCHANA,
CHIEF OFFICE—BASINGSTOKE.
Loudon Address-83, Seed Market, Mark-lane, LC.
Sesuples and Prices Poet Free op application.
Prise Medals 1651, for " Wheat ;" 1862, for " Exesllsni
Seed Corn and Seeds."
PARIS UNIVERSAL EXHIBITION, 1867,
Silver Medal In Class 67, for Cereals. Broom Medal in
Class 43, for Seeds.

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°DAMN'S NITRO•711011TRATI 70e CORN.
°DAMN'S NIEILO•FMORPHATR FOR ROOTS.
ODAMR'S DIONOLVID BONES.
°DAMS'S 8UPER711047114711 07 LIMN.
ODAMS'e PILEPARID PIROVIAN GUANO.
BM liITRATI SODA.
MANUFACTURED IT
THE PATENT NITRO-PHOSPHATE OR
BLOOD MANURE COMPANY (LIMITED).
Chief Offices-109, Fenchurch.street, Loudon.
Western Counties Branch—queen-street, Exeter.
Irish Branah-40, We Dublin.
DIRICEORR:
Chairman—John Clayden, littlebury, Pnex.
Deputy-Cbairmss—John Collins, 255, Ciunden-road,
Holloway.
Edward Bell, 46, Marine-parade, Brighton.
Richard Hunt, Stanstead Abbot, Herts.
Robert Leeds, West Lollar'', Norfolk.
, George Sant', Ingthorp, near Stamford.
Samuel Jonas, Crishall Orange, Ewa-
Charles Dorman, 21, Essex-street, Strand.
Timms., Webb, Hildershani, Ounbridgeshln.
Jonas Webb, Melton Roes, Lincoltithire.
Charles J. Lacy, 60, West Smithfield.
Managing Director—James °dune.
Bankers-41mm Wrsietts, Roans, and Co., Lombard
street.
Soliaiton—Means. Kingsford and Dorman, 23, El.'treet, Errand.
Auditor—J. Carter Jonas, Cambridge.
This Company was originally formed by, and is under
the direction or, Agricalturista, circumstances that hare
(rattly earned for it another title, via. :
THE TENANT FARMER'S MANURE COMPANY.
Its members are cultivators of upward' of 60,000
acres of Land, which tin been for years under manage-
ment with manures of their own toannfacitare ; 000-
sequently the mummer haa the best guarantee for the
genuineness and efficacy of the manures manafrortand
by this Company.
Agent for Dorretthire—llmna Dual Broadmarot
Dorchester.

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NCers—ll is a fact worthy of remark, that during the
entire trial—which continued without intermission
Ice nearly seven hours—not • Oita wee missed, nor
the cotton once broken, nor a needle broken or bent,
by the Willcox mid Itilibbe 'Whine. No kind a
work was tried upon it that was not mecompliehed,
and done in a perfect and woekeemilike manner; and
no trial wee made that was not Initirely susessefuLJ
12. The needle is the *Aortae.
13. The needle is Mresight.
14. The needle is breelleei
15. The needle is secured in he *me by • patented
devise, white renders it selfriedjusting, so that
neither skill nor experience is necessary in setting
it. 11 is not so with any other.
16. It uses but one thread, and thus avoids the
necessity of complicated machinery, whish is
required for two threads.
17. It sews directly from the reel, thus making it
unnecessary to rewind the thread.
IS. It swim the " Willcox and Gibed sena," a Mitch
origiuial eci'h this machine, which for general
purposes is superior to any other.
NOTL —The trial upon this claim was very thorough,
and the preelical tests minute and accurate. Each
machine was required to use cotton from the same
reel, make the stitch of the same length, and perform
the tait work on the same piece of cloth, with the
lines of sewing side by side. The results were all
decisive, and in every test in favour of the Willcox
and Gibbs.)
19. The seam has the peculiar advantage of being
readily taken out when desirable, while it is less
liable to rip, in use or wear, than the look-stitch.

NOTICE! PRIZE STEAM ENGINES.
TUXFORD AND SONS,
BOSTON AND SKIRBECK IRONWORKS, LINCOLNSHIRE.
AT the Woroeater Trial. of Steam Machinery in 1863, by the R. A. S. of England, TUXFORD
& SONS were then again SPOCESISTUL over ALL Competitors; their Eight-horse Engine aurpassing In
economy and effectiveness all other oompeting Enema at every hind and power.
Last year (1867) at the Royal Society's Trials at Bury St. Edmund; TITXFORD and SONS: Filed Steam
Engine was awaarded • PRIZE of £lO their Single. Cylinder Portable Engine was awarded • PRIZE of £l5, and
their Double-Cylinder Portable Engine of FOURTEEN Horse Power for Cultivating with, ke., under the
Inspeor-on and Testing, of the Society's Judges and Consulting Engineers, with 50 per cent. increased load, or
when w eking at TWENTY-ONE Horse Power, ECLIPSED the duty of every other Maker's Double-Cylinder
Engine under the same testa, the following being the consumption of pounds' weight of coals per horse power per
hour by the Different Engines :
TUXFORD k SONS 3.17 pounds I Clayton k Shattleworth
Bantams k Sims 3.35 pounds I Brown dr May . .. 4.42 pounds
TUXFORD SONS' FIRST-CLASS COMBINED THRASHING MACHINES. aims. DOODLE,. AND
TREBLE wren TUXIORD'S NEWLY-PATENTEED STRAW ELEVATORS, STEAK CULTIVATING
APPARATUS, GRINDING MILL, SAWING MACHINERY, CENTRIFUGAL PUMPS, km
ILLUSTRATED CATALOGUES FORWARDED FREE OP •PPLICATION.

IMPORTANT TO FLOCKMASTEkiS.
FURTHER Important Testimonials from some of the most influential Breeders and Exhibitors
of Sheep in the Kingdom, in favour of HELLI AR'S FLY, TICK, rind LEAR POWDER, for Dressing
Sheep and Lambs. Sold in Tins at 25., sufficient to dress 50, and at 3s. 61. for 100 Sheep, with full directions
for use.
John Coleman, Esq., Agent to the Right Hon. Lord Wenlock, F.serick-park, York.
I enclose stamps for amount of ammunt, and shall be obliged by your sending me • double quantity at your
earliest convenience, as I find it an effective and satisfactory Powder.-- Escrick•park Other, May 18, 1867.
W. Hutton, Esq., Agent to the Right Hon. Lady Willoughby de Broke, Compton Verney, Warwick.
You ask my opinion of Ileitis?. Powder. After two years' experience in its use on the Compton VOISOF
Flock, I can say, when prom rip applied, it is the best prevention against Fly and Ticks I have yet found. I
consider it far preferable and leas dangerous than dipping.—To Mr. J. F. Smith, Agent, Kinston Mills, Warwick.
—Compton Vereey, March 29th, 1867.
Mr. If. Davis, late of Herr Lackanden House, Woodchurch, Kent.
I bare great pleeaure in stating that, having used Helliar's Fly Powder for several seasons, I have fouud it
very efficacious, and preferable to any dipping for economy, safety, and efficiency.—Otterwood Beaulieu, South-
ampton, May 16, 1868,
Mr. Stephen Butler, fititcheomb Fenn, Marlboro'.
I will thank you to send me sufficient Fly and Lear Powder for 2,000 Sheep. I have recommended it to two
of my neighbours, and I will also thank you to send sufficient for 1,000 to each, as it answered very well last year
with me, cod I prefer it to dipping Lamba—Stitchcomb Farm, Marlboro', June 3rd, 1867.
Mr. James Hockey, Court Farm, Overton, Hants.
I have tried your Fly, Tick, and Lear Powder, and hod it answers the purpose very well, and do not intend
dipping IsB, 1860..
Mr. Samuel Looker, Folly Fenn, Ifildenball, Marlborough.
I will thank you to send me enough of your Fly Powder for 600 Sheep. I used it year and !mind it keep
off the Fly better than anything I ever used before.—June 24th, 18611.

Low. Acme:—
Done.
Blandford Mr. J. Ingrain, Beedsman, Shrolon.
Bridport ... Mr. IL Bowden, Groeir, &a, East-street.
Beerninster Mr. Stembridge, Saddler.
Crane Abbas ... Mr. L. D. Gillingham, Saddler, &a.
Corte Castle ... ... Ur. J. Spineer, Auctioneer, ke.
Cattistock ... Mr. L Wightnian, Prospect-place.
Doroneetee ... Messrs. Style, Junes, and Co., Grocer' and Wine Merchants.
Evirshot Messrs. R. mid S. Ryall, Grooers, be.
Maiden Newton ... Mr. J. Stickling, Saddler.
airborne ... Mr. J. Senior. Seedsman, Cannella Bishop.
Wionborn Mr. Wilson, Seedeman.
Weymouth and Portland ... Mr. W. Williams, Chemist.
WriU.
Devise Mr. J. Dew, Seedsman, 40, New Park-street.
B.l6bsr, ... Mr. R. Bowie, Seedirman, Market-place.
Warminster ... ... Mr. W. lamming, Ironmonger.
Wincanton, More ... Kr. W. B. Case, Draper and Grocer.
Thbury ... Mr. H. P. Harris, Inland Revenue Ofiles, Tucking MU
Trowbridge ... Mr. R. F. Martin, Chemist,
wilt..
,„ Mr. J. Fleming, Saddler.
Hoists.
Overton ... Mr. W. Loveridge, Grocer, be.
Romeey ••. ••• ... Mr. H. Drew, Gunsmith and Ironmonger.
atockbriago ... Mr. G. Hulbert., Land Surveyor, Poet
Winchester Mr. B. Hillier, Seedsman, 14, Jewry•street.
Prepared only and Sold Wholesale end Retail by EDWIN EIIILLIAIL, Manufacturing Chemist, Yeovil, Somerest.
or Flockmasters residing where no Agent is sppointed may have the Powder carriage paid to any simian
it from the Manufactory.

E. CAMBRIDGE AND Co.'s
(I.wrg w. O. CANBRIDon)
'CELEBRATED PATENT PRIZE COMBINED TINE AND
CHAIN HARROW
Received the lit Prize at sin consecutive Agricultural Shows, when first
introduced in August and September, 1863. Also Highly Commended at the Royal
Agricultural Society's Show, Newcastle, 1864, when no prizes were offered for Chain
Harrows.
ita • Bush Flarrow for Pastan Land, Rubbing Down Manure, Scratching up
Moos be., it is unrivalled.
It does its work better, and relieves itself as well as the ordinary Chain Harrow
when collecting Couch or Twitch Gnu.
It is also need lor working down Land that has been Ploughed in with Farm
Yard Manure, making • first.rate Seed lied without nisturbing the ?debate, and is
Invaluable for healing Seed or Grain, leaving a firm, 6ne tilth, such as cannot be
:obtained with any other Implement.
NUMMI= FIZZ TO LIT STATION.
Catalogues wit)- Prices, ic., on application.
ST. PHILIP'S IRON WORKS. BRISTOL.

[Noe3.—Thia claim also was very severely tatted In the
same manner as the last, and with equal polities
results—all in favour of the Willcox and Gibbs.
20. The seam is more elastic, and stronger thee the
lock-stitch.
21. The leans ii more even and beautiful.
21. The seam is 'elf. Mamma.
23. The tension is more easily adjusted than that •
of any other.
24. It will do • greaker veriety of wore then may
other can do in eqnsl sedation.
25. It is more easily and speedily changed from one
kind of work to another.
23. More work can be done with it in a given
than with any other.
27. It embroiders beentif ally.
X It hu • shield to protect the operator's dress from
the wheel.
29. The needle being waved in • vertical bar, it has
Important advantages over machines with curved
needles attached directly to the needle-arm.
30. In consequence of the shorter sweep of the needle,
there is much lees wear of the cotton from its
vibrating through the needle's eye in the sot of
sewing.
31. A smaller needle can be used with the same sise
of cotton, which adds to the strength and beauty
of the seam, especially on linen or other bud
materials.
32. It ham the beat hemmers,
33. It has the best feller.
M. It has the hest braider.
35. Mhos the best belt.

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

HE Duty being Reduced HORNIMANS.
J. PURE TEAS are now EIGHT-PEN
CHEAPER.
TEA formerly 3a. ad., REDUCED to 2a. Bd.
TEA formerly 34. 84., REDUCED to 34. Od
TEA formerly ea Od., REDUCED to 3a. do.
TEA formerly do. "kl., REDUCED to 34. Bd.
Two ounce, quarter, half. and pound pocket&
All GENUINE PACKETS arie4l.
si&MAIME/tlta LO
ORIGINAL IMPORTERS OF THE PURE TEA
AGENTS IN THIS DISTRICT :
Brielport
/3er/stainer Oliver, Fore-dreet.
Woodford
Bert Boris
Came Abbas B ,nnott, Leng4treel.
DORCHBSTEB Evaata, (successor to Mr. Frond
High-gent-street.
Punster, Broad-street,
reburyOssiond Watt'
Piddletresthiele Byrne&
Poole Green, Hish-etrset.
Portland Harvey, Chemist.
Wareham Beet
BY NOUTII Cole, Chemist, 18, 84. Yory4troo
*rosborow
flintrrborod
eoem 0.6 Hunt
tatesiosaerr.Hayward, drape.'
Chemists. Au, ars Arienta in every Town.

CASSELL'S TEAS AND COFFEES.
Sold by ARCMs throughout the Kingdom.
AGENTS IN THIS MIMIC?
YitOYIL J. Perry, Temperance Hotel, South,
street, and J. Helier, Lend en-roed.
BELDOWATRI
BATCOMBE C. Boyce, Holly Hill.
Bt..aunroan James Hobbs.
CarrurrOci Hood, grocer.
Cusito
CHARMOUTH...
Casts) OxgroAD G. Streets.
ComoNrrog
DORCHESTER - J. vsns, chemist, and Mn
Browning, High East-stroet.
Evintsuov
GLASTONBURY__
GILLINGHAM
H ID(/'
NETHERBURY W. Fowler, cooper.
OTTER! BT. MARY Sheppard, grocer.
Poocg
PORTLAND Con. Spring-garden,
QUINN CLAgt, B. Gam Post Office,
&roes
SHIRBORNE G. Gosney, Half-Moon-street.
SHIPTON MALLET C. Goodenough.
STURMINSTER
SHAFTESBURY G. E Norton, fancy warehouse.
SALISBURY
Winchester-street, and Davis.
Culser-street.
Tsurros O. Ingram. Park-street, and Jones
S. Church-street.
Wine...AVON James Gilbert.
WILTON
WALTOS
Witursavog
Wieguacomag Ash. chemist.
WEYMOUTH A. Ellery. 40, High-street, and
Crocker, 18. Park-street.
Agents wanted for Caasell's Teas and Coffees In every
place not fully occupied. A pply—
CASSELL, SMITH & CO.,
80, Fnatuacm-trrazrr, B.C.
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eirv.VANS (successor to Kr. Frond),
1-4 CHEMIST, Dorchester, Agent for
MHORNIMAN'S PURE TEA RIGHT PENCE per
IL CHEAPER, as the DUTY Is REDUCED.
GENUINE PACKETS-2 os. to jib. are *Pod
sirEfaiSo44 LONDON,
ORIGINALS IMPORTERS OF THE PUKE TEA.

STEAM FROM LIVERPOOL TO NEW YORK
EVERY WEDNESDAY,
AND FROM QUEENSTOWN EVERY THURSDAY.
N ATIONAL STEAM-SHIP
COMPANY (Limited.)
•Ar The new full-powered British Iron
- Screw Steam-ships
Tons. Tons.
hunt% Grace 3200 Hatvgru. Cutting... 3325
Tin Quinn, Grogan 3412 Pm u, Hall 2873
Eirocagn, Thompson 3400 I VINGINIA, Thomas... 2876
Ewe, Webster. ... 3200 Digging, Thomsen 2870
LOUISIANA, Forbes 2210
Will be despatched from Liverpool to New York as
follows :
HELVETIA WIIIIISSDAT, July 29114
DENMARK WIDNISDAT, Aug. sth,
FRANCE WZDNISDAT, Aug. 12th,
And from Queenstown the following days.
The Saloon accommodation on board diem &seamen
is very soperior. Rate of Passage from Liverpool to
New York, Fifteen Gaining. Return Tiekets, Twenty.
five Guineas.
There Is excellent aooommodation for Steerage
Passengers, and a full supply of Cooked Provisions
served up by the Company's Stewards.
Passengers booked through to Aspinwall, San
Franeiaeo. the inland towns of Canada, and of the United
States, on favourable terms.
For Freight or Passage apply to THE NATIONAL
STEAM-SHIP COMPANY, (Limited.) 21 and 23,
Water-street, Liverpool; or to N. and J. CINININS and
Blum., Queenstown.

DENT, Chronometer, Watch, and Clock
Makers to Her Majesty, &R.N. the Prince of
Wales, and H.I.M. the Emperor of Russia, and Makers
of the Great Clock for the Houses of Parliament, 61,
Strand, and di and 35, Royal Exchange, London.
E s. d
Gold Lever Watches, from ... ... 16 16 0
Gold Half Chronometers, winding with
o without • key, from ... ... 6 15
Gold Hunting Case, extra 5
Gold Geneva Watched, examined and
guaranteed, from ... 7 7 0
Silver Lever Watches, from... ... 5 5 0
Silver Half Cbronometera, winding with
or without • key, from .. 26 5 0
Silver Half Chronoweters, in Hunting Cates,
Marine Chronometers, from .. ... 36 15 0
Gold Chains, 16 and 18 carat, from £4 4s.
Drawing.room and Library Clocks in Ormolu, Marble,
1141., winding with or without a key. Dials, Bracket
and Astronomical Clocks of every description. Turret
Clocks wade to order.
E. DENT and Co.,
61, Strand. and 34 and 35. Royal Exchanges London.

JX CARTES DE VISITE, Is. Bd.; Twelve,
2.5. &L Sand Carte with Stamps. Pelted Copies
ritllThed Fri.. LDIODOM PROTOONAPRIC C,OICTANT,
NM, Rageaaetrret, W.. Apr: wilelb. lArkwaktalc.
Gallery for grit-clam Portraits from life-40, High
Holborn, London.
F. S. D. PrruLtre. Manager.

STARCH MANUFACTUIESS
TO 11.R.H. THE PRINCESS OF WALES
-
GLENFIELD ST ARCH.
Exclusively used in the ROYAL LAUNDRY,
The LADIES are respectfully informed that this Starch
is exclusively used in the Royal Laundry, and Her
Majesty's Laundress mays, that although she has tried
WHILLTIN, RIM and other PONDS{ STARCIIILI, she has
found none of them equal to the Gunurtaix, which is
the finest starch she ever used.
PRIZE MEDAL AWARDED FOR ITS
BUP ERVIRITY.

TEA IS GETTING DEARER.
CUT NOW.
IpHILLIPS &Co., Ten Merchants, 8, King
Williamstreet, City. LONDON, E.C.
Are now selling Strong Black Tea., Is. 104., 25., ts. 44.
Very excellent Black Tea Is now only 2s. Gd. per pound. Rare
choice genuine Coffee, Is. to 1.. 4d. per pound
A prim current post free. Sugars at market prima
A Chilies Caddy, containing Ifilbs. of really good Black Ten.
sent carriage free to any railway station ,f market teem la
F.sigland, on receipt of 40s. by PHILLIPS and Co., TO
Merchants, 8, King William-.tree, City, E.C.
PHILLIPS & Co. peel all Goode carriage tree, to all Londoa,
and Teas, Coffees, & Spice carriage free to any railway station
or market town In England, Ireland, Scotland, or Wales, if to
the value of 406. and upwerds. PHILLIPS k Co. bare no
agents, and no connection with any boom in iWomeeter or
Swansea.
ALL who give themselves the trouble of
personally trylos and acquainting themselves
with the practkal utility of BRADFORD'S PATENT
" VOWEL" WASHING MACHINES, not old) highly approve
of and appreciate them but always recommend them to others.
See New and Important Directions for usr. Catalogue free
by pet on application to the Patentee, T BRADFORD
end Co., 03, Fleet-street, London, E.C.; Manchester nod
D. lie.
LIEBICPS EXTRACT of MEAT.—Caution.
—Ask for " EaM0111l0" Extract prepared by it.
AUSTRALIAN MEAT COMPANY, LIMITER Alm DEANER
Flavoured Extract, for the immediate premration (without
any condiment.) of Savoury Broth.
Of all Chemists and Grocer.
Depot, St, Orsoschurchvtrect, tcolon, B.C.
OAKEY'S and SON'S EMERY and BLACK-
LEAD MILLS, Bleekfrises-road. Lasko. S.
°AMU'S SILVERSMITH'S SOAP (non-
mercurial), for Cleaning sad Polishing Silver,
Sketro-piste, Plats Glass, Marble, Ac. Tahiti. ad.

BUGS, FLEAS and all INSIICTB instantly
destroyed by using " McDOUGALL'S Patent
Disinfecting and Insect &op." Household ft, Scouring 4d.
lb Sold by Chemist., Grocers, Oilmen, Lc. McDougall
Brothers, London and Manchester.
PtKE COAL TAR SOAP
(Regiatered as Biwa Carboni, Detargena)
THIS Fragrant and Refreshing SOAP is
unrivalled for it. benefleial action upon the Skin.
By It. daily use a clear and healthy appearance Is preduced,
and abundant medical testimony pr..' es that Infectious Manuel
are prevented.—Vlde Lonna, dr. In Tableto ed. and 1.. each
of all Chendsta N'holesale of W. V. wftwirr, and Co.,
London.

IF, YOU WISH TO IIE WELL AND KEEP WELL, TAKE
IaRAGG'S finely livigated VEGETABLE
CHA RCOA L Sold through all Chemista in
Ihnalles 42., and na, end.; and the maker, J. L. BRAGG,
Wlgworestreet, Carendiab-square.
BRASS, REED, STRING, AND DRUM AND FIFE BANDS
Alen, Manus and Harmoniums. Supplied at
WIIOLESALK prices et J. MOORE'S,
Baxton•road, Hadderafiald. Patterns and
prima positive. Music for any kind of band. Patroulaed by
IS Army. Nary, and Me Coma

EXTRACT for Homes. Cattle Is at preeent making a great
IMKPO..p.RmTsfaNThT
.k 0
utrhioga mCedOi.WteasisdeoPeOlGA
mensashm In London. Is universally approved by all onasumers,
and strongly reeommended by the faculty.
Westgateeireet, Gloucester, Jan. 17th, ISek.
Sir,— I hare tried your Condiment, and am happy to may
th&t, it he. unproved my mare very much. It has also reduced
a swelling 111 her hind legs, which de has been subject to for
two or three yan.—Youn
naV4 RICH PTON,Cabinet Maker.
CONSIDER 71118 IMPORTANT FACT!
Independent of having your bones and cattle In better health,
and Improved In appearanoe, It has been proved that this Fond.
If regularly used, elects a easing (4 BO per cent. In the cot of
feeling. Sold at 34.. per cwt., delivered free to .y part of Ott
Kingdom on application to City Branch of CATTLE IV°.
OOMPANY, Prunrosectreet, London, E.C.
AGENTS WANTED.

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Por PRICE LIST and otr Particulars al)1.17
WEYMOUTH MINERAL WATER WORKS
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sr D. L. ca, particular attention to the superiority
of the Weymouth Soda Water Lemonade,
'manufactured solely by him.

THE FIRST AND HIGHEST PElik
MEDAL
GIVEN FOR SEWING MACHINES
At the PARIS EXHIBITION, 1847,
was awarded to the
"LITTLE WANZER,"
In Competition with 87 other Machines.
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Sole Agent for DORCHESTER,
HENRY TAYLOR, 44, South-street.
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"HOWE" SEWING MACHINE.
ESTABLISHED 1845.
THE PARENT AND MODEL OF ALL OTHERS.
THREE GRAND PRIZES
AT PARIS.
Croß ilf the Legioa of 11n,irr.
GOLD MEDAL & SILVER MEDAL.
_ .
DOMESTIC MACHINE, complete witL
all appliaaces ••• ••• .• ... £7 10 0
Large Size fur Tailors, 13,x,t•makers, Ac. 9 0 0
Catalogues, Samples, and address of nearest
authorised Agent, post free on application tr
THE HOWE MACHINE COMPANY,
.., 64 REGENT STREET, LONDON.
unmunieations to GEORUR W. Howe, Manager.

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JOlll,l GOSAELL & CO.
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Pheadulu, u thig
It is in w nthrn.l I 1.1.0 pubitc Ula more oonc.utramd form.
Itomont lad.a. ;.r.ro.
Buhl in I,lllen, as each: oleo Go, 7s Gd. and 15.. witl4 torus&
Una Bull Wharf. Aamil•pasamm, IC Upper Tbasum•Mleee.
Loodom U.C.

A
.Larariant and Beautiful Bair is the distinguishing
badge of Youth."
The following is exactly what
AIRS. S. A ALLEN'S
WOR LD'S
II AIR RESTORER OR DRESSING
WILL Do.
13Y its use Grey or l'adol Ila;r is quickly
restored to its youthful cohur and beauty, and
with the first application a lwantifal gloss wad
delightful fragrance is given to the Hair.
IT will cause Hair to grow on Bald Spots.
IT will promote luxuriant growth.
FALLING lIAIR is immediately checked.
TH I N I lair thickened.
BALDNESS prevented.
IT makes the Hair rich, soft and chuty..
IT invigorates, thereby strengthen. the Hair.
IT keeps the Head cool and cleat).
IT removes all scurf and daudrue
IT contains neither oil nor dye.
IT will not soil white cambric.
In Largo Bottles, Price Six Shillings.
7YLOBALSKAIIJII (Mrs. S. A. Allen's).
—This is a clear, t ransparet a preparation with-
out sediment; it far excels any l'olitade oe Hair Oil.
To those whose hair is naturally dry, requiring fre-
quent dressing, it cheapness and great value will be
proved. Its early use on Childret.'t Hair will Wiser, an
abunduct and bountiful supply train loath to I Age.
In Large Bottles, price Three Shillings.
Ett,l by met Clie:Dir,o :a...1 l'cr:umers. •
morris DnIVT AND So.r.
26a, HIGH 11(1,1;,);;N, LoNnrr...r. ENG.

PARIS =POSITION. ISO&
Sole Silver Yodel of Hamm.
With Om Jurors' very eatiering
recommoulatkon,
A -krez. "Perfection of
it 041 z Jit.o) Preparation."
Sold Kvery-
!mem
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4.4e.aa Nog 641 Ci,
4.41
- - triji A 14:
wpood JO:, 450q/ooze lie,
LiStsweeoxa „ :szuclag Amer 44,--.4•
"powers tepepi es!Ja £lOO Ogee,.
TAW 'I4OT.T.T/TTIIX3 NOCINOrI

PINE STRONG RICH BLACK TEA,
VIT FOR ANY TAII, 21411.1 per lb.; lt. for 206. ften
E to an ;arts on rerewt b Foot Odle° or ler.
OSBORNE & TARRY,
Tes,Wia• A Spirit Ilercllloite6ll34 We...t Strum!, London, W.O.

" THE EXCELLENCE OF PREPARED COCOA.'
BARRY & co.'s
PREPARED COCOA
la Vb. Packets, One SkiWu!, per lb.
HIGHLY NUtRITIOUS AND INVIGORATING.
Made insfardeousiy with Boilieig ll'ater,
mug qualit y of which swimmer itivorablertmlpari..,l with
1. any other downtown u( Cocoa ever olTered 10.11.0 l'obhc.
ti
Observo tho lf Trade Mark
on each (ft Packet.
Finsbury Stearn Mills, London.
1401,1) 11Y ALI, GittWEltS

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, EILIGEETION 7.0
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TURNIP MANURE.
RDAMEN bags to inform his Agricultural
. Meads that he continues SOLE AGENT for
the Sale in the County of Dorset of LAWRS'
PATENT BANE TURNIP MANURE, OF THE
SAME SUPERIOR QUALITY AS THAT WHICH
HAS GIVEN SUCH GENERAL SATISFACTION
FOR THE PAST 25 YEARS.
A large stock rf this Manure constantly on hand at
the ports of Weymouth, Poole. Bridport, and Lyme
Regis ; also at both the Railway Stations at Dorchester;
and any quantity tent to any other railway station on
wiring 0110 day's notice.
Dorchester, May, 1868.

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BONA-FIDE MONEY SPECULATION
£25,000 Sterling may be obtained by an
investment a El. f 8,000,000 starling, guaranteed by
Governmenkare annually divided in monthly allotments
in various same upwards to £25,000 sterling.
For prospectus (wh)ch will be sent gratis) aFply to
Mr. FRIDZILICIL Bnivw, No. 8, Three Ling-court,
Lombardatreet, London. LC.

HAND-IN-HAND FIRE AND LIFE
MUTUAL INSURANCE OFFICE.
1, New Ileinae-ereiter, BLACIFILIAIS, E.C.
The Oldest Offlee in the Kingdom. Instituted for
Fire Rosiness, A.D. 1696. Extended to Life, 1836.
The whole of the Profit, divided yearly amongst the
Members.
RETURNS FOR 1868.
Fire Department.-66 per Cent, of the Premiums paid
on First-class Risks.
Life Department.-55 per Cent, of the Premium on all
Policia, of above 5 years' standing.
Accumulated Capital (25th Dee 1867)—E1,191,968.
The Directors are willing to appoint as Agents
persons of good position and &erecter.