The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-08-25 00:00:00

MR. BOYTON SMITH has the honour to
announce his ANNUAL CONCERTS, at the
TORMHALL, DOICIIIIITIR, as follows :
FRIDAY EVENING. SEPTEMBER 4th, at 8.15 p.m.
SATURDAY MORNING, SEPT. sth, at 2.30 p.m.,
for each of which occasions he hu secured the assistance
of the celebrated
LONDON GLEE and MADRIGAL UNION.
Soprano—Miss J. Wilma
Counter. Tenor —MI. HAITI..
First Tenor—Mg, COATIS.
Second-Tenor— Mis. Luta lien—Mg. WIII.
Solo Violin —Ma. F. SUITS.
Solo Pianoforte—Ml. BOTTuN 8)11111.
Cooduotor—Mt, Luria
NoMbered Stall., 3.. 6d. Family Tickets (to adroit
four) 12e. Central Sesta, 2s. Back Seats, Is.
Programmes and Tickets may be obtained it
Rosursom's Mule Saloon, and at Posruta and Lirro's
Libraries, where Plans of the Stella may be sun cud
places reserved.

AT a Meeting held in Air Grand Jury Room,
August 8, LORD LIDDY in the Chair, it was
resolved that • Meeting of the friends of the Constitu-
tion in Church and State iu the County of Dorset, be
summoned for the purpeso of Protesting against the
threatened DISESTABLISHMENT and I'ISF.NDOW-
NEXT of the Irish Branch of the United Church of
Ragland and Ireland.
Due notice will shortly be given of the time of the
Meeting. LORD DIGBT has consented to talcs the chair.
A general Committee has been appointed to carry able
object of the Meeting into effect, conaisting of the
following Noblemen and Gentlemen
The Bight Hon. the Earl of Hawkins, Bisset, 1L D.
Eldon Rayne, Volwrt,
The Right Hon. Lord Dishy Headland, Bev. 8., Req.
The Right Hon. Lord Rivers Heath, Hew. W. N., M.A.
Sir John 1.)," Bart. Harper' Rev. EL 13.' N.&
- Hinds, Rev. J. T., M.A.
Hodges, Bev. Frederick P.,
LL D.
Hodges, J. F., J.P.
Herding, Mr. J.
Huitable,Vea.Arebdeacon

JAMES F. HANNAH,
(Fame Lownos,)
UPHOLSTERER, CABINET MAKER, kg.,
ft, CORNHILL. DORCHESTER.
(Late W. Tsrvia.)
PA PAR lIANGINOS,
AU the NEWEST and BEST PATTF.RNS of every
quality.
CARPETS,
Urge CARPET ROOM, well Stocked with every
Description. Pattern, and Quilt..
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FELTS, FLOOR CLOTHS, MATS, MATtING, Re.
Choice Selection of CHINTZES. DIMITIES,
DAMASKS, REPS, and VELVETS.
FIJRNITITEE,
THE SITISSIVI MOW 100111 COMTAIS
The BIM and LARGEST STOCK in the COUNTY,
for Hall, Library, Dining, Drawing. and Bed
Rooms, for Mansion or Cottage.
THE BEDSTEAD ROOM
Contains Wood, Brass, and Iron Bedsteads, of entry
sort, size, and quality.
A MATTRESS and BEDDING-ROOM suitable for
the above.
Imitation STORES of SECONDHAND FURNITURE.
0001jS REMOVED and WAR/111008ED.
FURNITURE LENT ON HIRE.
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(ran. LONDOS,)
Upitaitervr. Cabinet dieter, Decorator, Gilder, Hoax
Apter, Apprauer, and Mutertater,
8, CORNHILL, DORCHESTER.
(Lon W. Titters.)
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Makers to Her Majesty, H. R. IL the Prince of
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E n.d
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Bilrer Half Chronometer,, winding with
or without • key, from _ ... 26 5 0
Silver Half Chronometers, in Hunting Caw,
.60
Marine Cfrom bronometers, from 36 15 0
Gold Chains, 16 and Is carat, from £4 44.
Drawing.room and Library Cloaks in Ormolu, Marble,
Re., winding with or without a key. Dials, Bracket
and Astronomical Clocks of every description. Turret
Clocks made to order.
K DENT and CO.,
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_ _
STARCH MANUFACTURERS
TO 11.11.1 i. THE PRINCESS OF WALES
(-1 LENFIRLD STARCH.
F‘du.i.ei, used in the ROYAL LAUNDRY,
The L.II)IES are re•Fectfully informed that this Starch
Is exclu•nely used in the Royal Laundry, and her
)(ajesty's Laundress mys, that although she baa tried
WS AAAA and other rowan* STA amps, she has
found none of them equal to it. GLINTISLD, Irkinlb is
the fines* sterols she ever need.
I%IU MHDAL AWARDED FOR ITS
117111WORITY,

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2,4
GREAT WESTERN RAILWAY.
EXCURSIONS TO LONDON.
ON MONDAYS, AUGUST 24th, and
Met, EXCURSION TRAINS for LONDON
will leave Weymouth at 2.30 o•tn. Wares there
and back 204. and 12s. 6d.); Dorchester, 2.n0 Mires,
20s. and 125.); calling at Maiden Newton end Yeovil,
returoing on the following Saturday, or Saturday week
from data of slatting.
The Return Train loam Paddiogton Station at
7.45 a.m.
Paddington, Aug. 12. J. GRIERSON, Gen. Maa.

SOUTH-WESTERN RAILWAY.
CH EA P EXCURSIONS from WEY-
MOUTH, DO RCH ESTER, WAREH A M,
POOLE, &a., to LONDON, on every MONDAY daring
AUGUST; returning from Waterloo Bridge Station et
1.15 p.m. on Saturday,.
NUTICIL —The Tickets taken by these Excursion Trains
ate available to return only oo the Saturday or Sotarday
week following the dato of issue.

tation. Fans to London
S. Moe and Hank.
1. CI. (..Xl. r.
c d. a.
7.20 200 12
7.45 200 12
7.t.5 196 11
8.7 190 11
NI 186 10
180 10
176 10
170 10
166 9

leave /4.1,L
Weymouth ... 7.20
Poole Junction • 8.35
Wimborne ... 8.50
Christchurch • &25
Arrive Loodoa about, 1.35

9ll:1E manner in which the decisions. were
JL made at the Greta Trial of Sewing Maehines,
held at Island Park, Now York, in ISM, dietinguishes
II as the only trial ever held in which the verdict
dependeet, beyond all doubt, solely upon the capabilities
of the competing machines.
The edFes were peculiarly competent, two of them
being engineers, and one a cellar manufacturer, one of
the dillaiSODIS aad the mer*ipesiree n.allesaledPlll
machine imparts. They Weed the oompetleg eeeldees
In respect to eaeh of all the items that together eon-
statute the eMoiesay sad utility of • sewing mschiee
rocking Immediate•ward of superiority in respect total
item, in the presence of a large concourse of spectators
to the trial.
The character of the tests employed is exhibited ia
the repent from which we quote
"In regard to the decisions of the judges upon the
several points, it may be remarked that during the
entire trial there was scarcely an instanre of diffsrenee
of opinion—as, indeed, it was hardly possible there
could be, for the plan adopted was itself a surety both
of unanimity and a just decision ; the latter being, in
eneh a plan, neither more nor less than the practical
I solution of a mathemetical problem. For, by separat-
ing the respective merits of each machine into element.,
or "point.." and subjecting each point separately to
the test of practice' work done on each machine I.
Presence of the judges, their decision upon each point
was reduced to the simple act of recording the fasts
developed.
" For instance : each contestant elaims the most
elastic stitch. Then each is required to sew a seam,
side by aide, on the bias of • piece of elastic cloth ;
and the judge takes the piece and stretches it length.
ways of the seam., ll one scam break,; he still con-
tinues the stretching, but the other seam refuses to
break at all. However disappointed his espectatioes,
the judge will hardly enter on the record that the brokos
seam is the more elastic.
" Such were the tests, and such the inevitable de-
cisions."
After • contest of nearly seven hours, the Willooe
and Gibbs was declared to be the best Sewing Machine.
The importance of this trial to the public is due to
the (sets that the questions decided were such as admit
if absolute determination, and that the decisions were
approved by • multitude of disinterested witnesses.
The following is • torensary of the decisions in favour
of the W11.1c02 and GIBIIa
I. It is the simplest.
2. It is the least liable to get out of order.
3. It is the best made machine.
4. It is the cheapest.
5. It is strictly noiseless.
6. It works the easiest.
7. It works the fastest.
8. It cannot be turned backward.
9. It requires the least mechanical skill to operate it..
10. It requires the least time and instruction to learn
to use it.
11. It is the most certain and reliable in operation.

E. CAMBRIDGE AND Co.'s
(LOT! W. C. CAMBRIDGE)
;BRATE.D PATENT PRIZE COMBINED TINE AND
CHAIN HARROW
Received this let Prue at sis consecutive e•ii.viversl4.lMemse, vslism fismi
Introduced in August end September, 1863. Also Highly Commended at the Royal
Apiculture! Society's Show, Newcastle, 1864, when no prises were offered for Chain
Harrows.
AA • Rush Harrow for Putty* Land, Rubbing Down Manure, Scratching up
1101/1 he, it is unrivalled.
It does its work better, and relieves itself an well as the ordinary Chain Harrow
when collecting Couch or Twitch Cr....
111. also used for working down Land that hu been Ploughed in with Farm
'ard Manure, making • first.rate Seed Bed without disturbing the Manure, and is
tvalnable for healing Seed or Grain, leaving • firm, fine tiltb, mu% u canno be
with any other Implement.
DLLIVIRED PAM TO AT STATION.
Catalogues vial' Pita* ate- on spoliation.
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TRADE
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TEA COMPANY.
rrHE WINE MERCHANTS' TEA CO. are now aupplying TEAS of a very superior quality
.1. at much lower primes than men be ebewhere obtained. Prices from 2e. 6d. to 36. 6d. per lb.
Head Offloes : 14. PHILPOT•LAJIZ, LONDON.
DZPOT FOR TIM BLANDFORD DISTRICT—MR. E. REED, RAILWAY HOTEL,
BLANDFORD.
Agents for the Co. am appointed by Mr. Han, from whom every ivformation may be obtained.

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THE ORIGINAL AND ONLY GENUINE.
ADVICE TO TKVALIDB.—If you wish to obtain quiet refreshing sleep, free from headache relief from pain and
anguish, to calm and aathage the weary achinyo of protracted disease, invigorate the nervous media, and regulate
the circulating villeins of the body you will provide yourself with that marvellous remedy discovered by D.
J. COLLIS BROWNS (late Army Medical Staff), to which be gave the imam of
CHLORODYNE,
and which Is admitted
...1g the Profeedou to be the mod wonderfhl and valuable remedy ft...discovered.
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CHLORODYN E espois.li, cheeks and arrests threaten ones fauLl disc:been—Di Terse, Creep, Agee.
CHLORODYN E seta Ilk* • charm in Dianbcea, and Is the only specille In Cholera and Dysentery.
CHLORODYNE Sirietaany Cute abort all sttanks of Epilepsy, Hysteria, Palpitation and Spasms.
CHLORODYNE I. the only palliative in Neuralgia, Rheumatism, Gout, Cancer, Toothache, Meningitis, AS.
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CACTION.—BEWARS of PIRACY and IMITATIONS.
C. vnow.—Viee-Chaneellor Sir W. Peen Woo, stated that Dr. J. Cows lisews• was, undoubtedly, the Inventor of
OHJARODYNE; that the story of the Defendant, Passau, was deliberately mime, which, be reureued to gay. bad
been sworn to—See Tier,. 13th July 1864.
Sold In Houten at Is ltd. It IM, te 6,1 and 11, each. None is genuine without the words 'Dr. 4.101.1.18 BROWNER
ORWRODY NE" on the Goverioneut Stamp. Overwhelming Medical Teetimony aeo,mosmes each bottle.
Seth Mthertermast—J, T. DAVENPORT, 33 Great Russell Street, Bloomsbury, London.

LINSEED CAKEs,
RDAMEN begs to inform his sgrioultnral
. friends, that he has a goad stock of PINE
RNOLI4H MADE LINSEED CAKE, RAPE CAKE,
and COTTON CAKE at moderato,.
Dorchester.

ODANSII NITRO-PHOSPHATE 7011 rtillt.
ODAHa'S NITRosimoSPHATE PoR ROOTS.
(Humes DISSOLVID BOERS.
ODAllB's So PPPPP omit sTI or LIKE.
Ormaia's PSHPARED PERUVIAN GUANO,
BUT NITRATE SODA.
HANUFACTI7II/13) ST
MHE PATENT NITRO-PHOSPHATE OR
BLOOD MANURE COMPANY (LIMITED).
Chief oMaas-109, Fencburcb-street London.
Western Counties Branch —Queen-et:wet, Exeter.
Irish Brancs-40, Westmoreland-street, Dublin.
Dust-Ton :
Chairman—John Claiden, Littisbury, Essex.
Deputy-Chairman—John Collins, 265 Quiiden.rod,
Holloway.
Edward Bell. 48. ii•rino-cerade, Brighton.
Richard Hunt, Stanstebd Abbot, Herta.
Robert Leeds, West Lexham, Norfolk.
George &Till, Ingthorp. near Stamford.
&canal Jonas, Crimbail Grange, Essex.
Charles Dorman, 23, Essex-street, Strand.
Thomas Webb, Hildersham, Cambridgssittr%
Jonas Webb, Melton Roes, Lineoln.hite.
Charles J. L.. 01, 60, West Hun'hfisid.
Managing Director —James Odium.
liankero—Yeews. barnetts, Hoare., and Co,, Lombard
street.
Solheitors—lleisra Kingsford and Dorman, 23, Eases.
tree., Strand.
Auditor—J. Carter Jonas, Cambridge.
This Company was originally formed by, and is under
the direction of, Agriculturists, circumstanoss that have
justly
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TMANURE: COMPANY.
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yt Land,sr. r i
semb.aleabrutihmtrhbliirtrhneofo.blosnyteanumPri:arinardinniniatdet.drurelnalla:pe
for the
genuineness and efficacy of the manures manufactured
by this Company.
Agept for Dormitaltiew—llsiga DUI Brosilmaye.
Dotelbsiler.

RAYNBIRD, CALDECoTT, BAWTRZE,
DOWLING, and COMPANY, Limited,
CORN, SEED, MANUKF, k OILCAKE
MERCHANTs,
CHIEF OFFICE—BASINGSTOKE.
London Address-89, Feed Madrid, Mark•lane, E.O.
Samples end Pricer Post Free on application.
Prize Medals 1851, for " Wheat;" 1862, for "Excellent
Seed Corn and Sends."
PARIS UNIVERSAL EXHIBITION. 1467,
Silver Medal in Cies. 67, for Cereals. Bronze Medal in
Class 41, for Seeds.
DENTISTRY.
eoesequeeee of the grew locreaae of Prootitte.
MONS. LEIN, Surgeon Dentist, and
Manufacturer of Artificial Teeth, of 5, ST.
THONAB-STRIET, Witrirouru, will in future &Word
DORCHESTER TWICE A WEEK (WZDERSDATI
and SATORDATS) at Mr. WELLSPRING a, 5, SOUTH-
sTRRET, from Ito 1 p.m., and will attend patients
at their own residences by appointment, without extra
charge, within one mile of Dorchester, on Wednesdays
only.
LETS supplies artificial teeth, unrivalled for nos,
eoinfort, natural appearance, and durability, and gives
• written warranty, as to keep in good repair, free of
charge, for a period of ten year., for all his work,
which will save the inconvenient,e of returning often to
the dentist, and having constantly the hand in the
pocket to provide for repairs.
IL Dna has reducedhis prime within the reach of
everyone Consultation free.
SIX CARTES DE VISITE, is. Bd.; Twelve,
2s. Bd. Send Carte with Stamps. Pelted Copies
returned Free. LONDON Psorowuraw CONIPANT,
304, Regent-street, W., opposite the Polytechnic.
Gallery for first-taus Portraits from High
Reline% Lowden.
F, D, Mum, ifinacer.

Norg.—lt is • fact worthy of remark, that during the [Norg.—Thia claim also wail very severely tasted in this
entire trial—which continued without intermission mule manner as the last, and with equal positive
for nearly seven hours—not • stitch was missed, nor results—all in favour of the Willoot and Gibbs.
the cotton 0000 broken, nor • needle broke, or bent, 20, The eeom is more elastic, end „cons, than the
by the Willcox and Gibbs Mechine. Ne kind of lock-stitch,
work warn tried upon it that warn not accomplished. 21. The seam is more even and beautiful,
and done ins perfect and ..—__ Na•nlike manner ; and 2. The seam is self-fastentaL t.
no trial was made that ....°4lO entire') sueelleateL] 23.
The tension is socei4TVlLletwa Um? y
12. Ilia MO* hi 140,41.1. +4llO NA • •o. ....k it, -• -deV f etkeek ---..t
18. The needle k afira,v- 4..,,q. 1 SI It will do • greate,. mei* et week Ses awy
. .
14. Tbe needle is bevelled..
_. (Aber can do is mensal pseletikal.
15. The needle la smeared kr ANA°, bye patented 25. It is more easily and spear shawl bona go
devise, which renders it arif-adjustasp. Lola;
26.
sikionred of
owrkoreak
nto
ka.nodtohneer.
with
it
in a
givenlime
neither skill nor experience is necessary in
it. It is not ao with nay other,
than with any other.
16. II uses but owe thread, and thus avoids the 27. It embroider. beautifully,
necessity of complicated machinery, which is
required for two threads. 28. It ha, • shield to protect the operator's drew from
the wheel.
17. It mews directly from the reel, thus making it
29. The needle being secured in • vertical her, it haa
unnecessary to rewind the thread.
Important edeoete‘es over machines with curved
18. /I makes the " Wlllear and Gibbs stitch," a stitch needlos attached directly to the needle-arm,
originiaf wit this maehiwe, which for general
30. In conaequence of the shorter .weep of the needle,
plirpOWS is superior £6 airy otter,
there is much lets wear of the cot,on from its
Norg.—The trial upon this claim was very thorough, vibrating through the needle's eye in the act of
and the practical testa minute and accurate. Each sewing.
machine was required to use cotton from the same 3L A smaller needle can be used with the some rise
reel, make the stitch of the same length, and perform of cotton, which adds to the rtrength and beauty
the test work on the same piece of cloth, with the of the seam, especially on linen or other hard
lines of sewing side by side. The results were all materials.
decisive, and in every test in favour of the Willcox
and Gibbs.] 32. It has the best hemmers.
19. The team has the peenlier advantage of being 33. It has the beet feller.
readily taken oat when desirable, while it is less 31. It has the beat braider.
liable to rip, in use or wear, than the lock-stitch, 36, hpu the best bat,

lILLCX&(a IBBS
SEWING MACHINE ,1‘ COMPANY.
135, REGENT-STREET, LONDON.
HI, 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.

ST. THOMAS'S HOSPITAL MEDICAL
SCHOOL-SESSION 1868 and 69. A Dissa.a.
ISTRODUCTORT ADORERS will be delivered by Dr.
BRIER& on THFRSDAY, 14 OCTOBER, at 3 o'clock
p.m., after which the Duarasptertosi or PRIZES will
take place.
Cleell.ssom *storing hay. the option of paying £4O
for the first year, a similar sum for the meond, and £lO
for each succeeding jeer; or, by paying LSO at once, Of
bottoming perpetual Students.
MEDICAL OFFICER&
Honorary Consulting Physician—Dr. Barker.
Dr. J. Rindon Bennett, Dr. Goolden, Dr. Pennock,
Dr. Bristow., lir. Barnes, Mr. Sully, Mr. Lee Gnu
(lark, Mr. Simon, Dr. Clanton. Dr. Gervis, Mr. Sydney
Jose., Mr. J. Croft, Mr. Whitfield.
Medicine—Dr. Barker sod Dr. Peacock.
Surgery—Mr. Sully and Mr. Lee Grim Clark.
Physiology—Dr. Bristow. and Mr. Ord.
Descriptive Anatomy—Kr. Sydney Jones.
Anatomy in the Dissecting Room—Mr. Rainey, Mr. J.
Croft. and Mr. W. W. Waptaffe.
Chemistry and Practical Chemistry—Dr. Albert J.
Berney&
Midwifery—Dr. Barnes:
General Pathology—Mr. Simon.
Botany—Dr. J. Whale Hicks.
Comparative Anatomy—Mr. Ord.
Malaria Medics—Dr. Clanton.
Forensic Medicine—Dv. Stone and Dr. Corti&
Vsocination—Dr. Gerrie. •
Ophthalmic Surgery—Mr. Sydney Jones.
Dental Surgery—Mr. Elliott.
Pathological Chemistry—Dr. Thudicum.
Microscopical Anatomy—Mr. Rainer.
Demonstrations Morbid Anatomy—Dr. J. Lose.
R. Baum, M.D., Dean.
R. G. WHITFIELD, Medioal Secretary.
For Entrance or Prapectuses, sod for information
relating to Plum and all other matters, apply to Mr.
WHITrIILD, Medical Secretary, The Manor HOWIO, St.
Thomas's Hospital, Newington, Surrey, RE.

GUY'S MOSPITAL.—THE MEDICAL
BEBSION commence. in Ootober. The Intro.
dootory Address will be given by Da. Moxoc, on
THURSDAY, the lot of OCTOBER, at 2 o'clock.
MIDICAL OFFICIAL
Physicians—Owen Bees. M.D., ; B. 0.
Habershon, M.D.; 8. Wilke, M.D.
Auistent-Pliyeicians— F. W. Lary, M.D, ERA ;W.
Moron, M.D. • Hilton Fagg., M.D.
Surgeons—Edwrd Cook, Esq. • John Hilton, Esq.,
F R.B. • John Birkett, Esq. Req.;
Poland, Log.
Aimi.e.ne,:itnegoons—J. Cooper Foster, Esq. ; T. Bryant,
Req.; Arthur E. Durham, Esq.
obskgeto Physician—Henry Oldham, M.D.
Assistant-Obstetric Physician—J. Braxton Hicks, M.D.,
F. IL 8.
Surgeon-Dentist—J. Salter, KB., P.B.S.
Surgeon-Aurist-4. Hintoo, Seq.
Eye Infirmary—A. Poland, Esq.; C. Bader, Esq.
Medical Registrar—Hilton Fssgss, M.D.
Surgical Registrar—Davies-Colley, M.A.
merle 8188108—LICTIMIL
Medicine—Owen Rees, M.D., P. 8.8.; B. Wilke M.D.
Surgery—John Birkett, Esq.; J. Coop.: Forster, Esq.
Anstomy—Artbor R. Derham, Esq.
Physiology—F. W. Pavy, La, F.H.B.
Chemistry—Alfred Taylor, M.D. P. 8.8,
Experimental Philosophy—T. Stevenson, M.D.; Davies.
Colley, M.A.
D!ONSTIATIONI.
Cataneous Diseases—Hilton Fagge, M.D.
Anatomy—J. Bankart, Req.; P. H. Pyri•Snaitli, M.D.;
John J. Phillips, M.D, ; H. G. Howse, Esq.
Morbid Anatomy—Walter Moron, M.D.
Microscope—H. G. Howse, FA+
SOMMER 82111101—LECIVIIIL
Medical Jurisprudence—Alfred Taylor, M.D., LILL
Materia Medics-8. O. Habershon, M.D.
Midwifery—J. Braxton Hicks M.D., F.H.B.
Ophthalmia Surgery—A. Poland, Req., and C. Bader,
Eaq.
Pathology—Walter Moron, M.D.
Comparative Anatomy—P. H. Pre-Smith, M.D.
Use of the Microscope—H. 0. Holm, Esq.
Botany—C. Johnson. Esq.
DIDIOMITIA MI&
Praeticel Chemistry—T. Stevenson, M.D.
Manipulative and Operative Surgery—T. Bryant. Esq.
The Hospital °minims 600 lied.. Special Clinical
Instruction is given by the Physicians in wards net
apart for the moot interesting oases.
Clinical Lectoree—Medisine, Surgery, and Midwifery
—Weekly.
Lyiovin-Chsrity—Number of cases attended annually
about 1,600.
Diseases of Women-26 beds. Ophthalmic cases-
-30 heds.
Museum of Anatomy, Pathology, and Comparative
Anatomy Curator. W. Moron. M.D. contains
10.000 specimens, 4,000 drawinp and diagrams, an
unique c 'Election of Anatomical Modebi, and • series of
500 Models of Elkin Die......
Gentlemen desirous of becoming Students must give
satisfactory testimony as to their education and
conduct. Fee—E4o for the first year, £4O for the
second. sad £lO for every succeeding year of attendance;
or £lOO in one payment entitles • Student to •
perpetual ticket.
Dressers, Clinical Work., Ward Clerks, Obstetric
Residents, and Dressers in the Eye Warda, are selected
from the Students moording to merit. There are two
Resident House-Surgeons, each of whom holds °eke
for four months ; two as Junior, and two se Senior.
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months.
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Medicine, and one for Surgery.
A Voluntary Examination takes place at Entrance,
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first candidates receive respectively £25, £2O, and 4:15.
Several of the Lecturers have tAcAIMAMI for Resident
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For further information apply to , meals/.
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1906,

TO VIE INDEPENDENT ELECT, 088 OF THE
BOROUGH OF WEYMOUTH AND
mELcomes imam.
rxrcnaw,
TR Ne w Reform Act giving sal increased
number of Electors the Privilege of recording
their Votes in your Borough at the mooing Election,
necessitates the dissolution of Parliament during the
present autumn.
For the lut nine years I have diligently atter,ugd
my duties in the House of Commesta, and sew our
myself u • Candidate for re-elution. trusties Mee by
your suffrages and support I may be once mote platt
in the proud position of being your Member. ed
During my career in Parlisineat I bare consistently
advocated those principles which I peedeed to support
on my first soliciting your Votes.
I shall, if reelected, continue he support the present
Conservative Government withegaillallell
independence of action.
I would advocate by. all mutts la -
tinned mt
and of our
I trope very soon _
Weymouth, when I treat I,
sole& yoar eapport.
In the meantime I have tbe honour to he
Your most faithful Servant,
ROBERT BROOKS.
Woodeote Park. Bth August, 1868.

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QUEENSLAND GOVERNMENT EMIGRATION
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QUEENSLAND EMIGRATION.
NEW LAND ACT, 1868.
--
GRANTS OF LAND OF 80 AND 160 ACRE-R.
-LAND by free selection, from 40 to 10.880
-IA Acres, can now be purchased at 154., 10'.. and Is.
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Is. and 6d. per Aare. Persons?' years of age, paying their
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years, when they begrime entitled to the freehold.
Free passages are granted to Female Domestie Servants
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persona.
JAM ES3WHEELER.
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RETURNS FOR 1868.
Fire Departreent-66 per Cent of the Premiums paid
on First-clam MAL
Life Department —55 per Oast. of the Premiums on all
Policies of above 5 years' standing.
Aocumulsted Capital (25th Dee. 1867): £1,191,968.
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MEDAL
GIVEN FOR MEWING MACHINES
At the PARIS EXHIBITION, 1887,
wow swerded to the
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EWEVANS (eneorreor to Mr. frond)
Colmar, Dorchester, Agent for
BOHEMIAN'S PURE TEA EIGHT-PENCE pis
lb. CHEAPER, as the DUTY is REDUCED.
GICKUINE PACKETS-2 oz. to 116. are signed
.imaisasaita LONDON,
°REID/cr. IMPONTREN (IP THE PURR THs

CASSELL'S PURE TEA. Agents wanted
is all plums not fully supplied.
CASSELL'S PORE TEA. No. 1,2 s. 4nj
par lb.; No. 2. 2.5. Bd. per lb.

CASSELL'S PURE TEA No. 3, ;
No. 4, 31, 64.; No. 5,4 s. per lb.
CASSELL'S CELEBRATED COFFEE.
No. I. Is. per lb.; No. 3. 1.. 41. per lb.
C ASSELL'S CELEBRATED COFFEE
No. 4, Is. 84. per lb ; No. 5.25. per lb

CASSELL'S TEAS AND COFFEES.
Sold by Agents Shroughout the Kingdom.
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YZOVIL J. Perry, Temperance Hotel, South,
street, and J. H.-liar, London-road.
Ilarucwsrze IL Mesta, Combat.
MATComile C. Boyce, hinny
BLANDFORD James Hobbs.
CATTISTOCR Hood, enrol'.
t HARD R. B. Glyile. stamp-office.
CHARIVWTII S. Spill, grocer.
CHILD °REBOIL,— G. Streets.
Couunrrog Deere, grocer.
DORDBISTZI A. J. Even., chemist, end MIR
Browning. High East-street.
Evenancrr B. and B. Ryall.
GLASTONBURY B. Jsoolas. grocer.
GILLINGHAM
IDG• ......B. tbigers.
NITHIRBUST.....W. Fowler, cooper.
Owrgag ST. MAW Sheppard, grocer.
Poor..
PORTLAND
Quo= Calm S. Care, Post Office,
Perone
Bgerusonga G. Quincy, 11.11-Moon-street.
SREPToII MALLET C. Goodenough.
ffrnammaren Jackson, ch,mist.
SBAJTIsBURY O. E Norton, (snow warehouse.
Sattago kr
Winchester-street, and Davi',
Culrerwtreet.
TAUNTON O. Ingram, Park.street, and Joan
S. Chureb-street
wnicAirrox James Gilbert
WILTON
WALTGIS
Ash, chemist.
e'ißben.
WZYNOUTII A. Ellery, 40, High-street, and
Crocker, 18, Park-street.
Agents wanted for Cassell's Teas and Coffees in every
place not fully occupied. A pply—
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FINE STRONG RICH BLACK TEA,
.LuT FOR ANY TAIS.S., 25 6d per lb.; Sib.. for Els. Ind
(0 .11 parte on receiut of Post Office order.
OSBORNE & TARRY,
Tea,llflne A Spirit Iferchanto. ate West Strand. London. W.Q.
/IRE Duty being Reduced HOKNINIAN 8
PURE TEAS are now BIGHT-PEN
CHEAPEIt
TEA formerly 3a. 4d., REDUCED to 21. Bd.
TEA formerly 3e. Bd., REDUCED to 3a. 05.
TEA formerly O. Od., REDUCED to 3e. 4a,,
TEA formerly 4a. 4d., REDUCED to 341. Bd.
Two owes, quarter, half, and pound Peekstd.
AU GENUINE PACKETS are lima,
dirramwta LONDON.
ORIGINAL IMPORTERS OF THE PURE TEA
AGENTS IN THIS DISTRICT :
Braport
Bowiaster Oliver, Fornatneet.
Blandford
Bye fitgie
Omer Abbas B moot, Lean-street
DOBCHISTER EWAN", (ntetreasor to Ur. Frau'
H .Eriet-etreet.
Drawer, Broadetrwee
rlle erryOrsaored Watts
Padastrealleda B,ymea.
Poote Green, Higheireetv
Portland Harvey, Chemist,
Wardwa Beat
14 SYMOOTH
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wereorne
teera
Pennineter
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m AR AV ILLAIA CO A
THR PIERPROTION OP
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AFFIDAVIT.
Flier.—That she is in possession of the Recipe for
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to her by her late husband.
Stowers —That this Recipe WY purchased by her late
husband of the Widow Welch, in the year 1787, for a
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TREATS kW() Or ASTHMA, BRONCHITIS, ix.
• Importani Cant' of Broneho-Phihisis.
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I write to discharge a debt of grntitude I owe you, for
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to health. I should hare done ca long age, but wished to
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sign of attacks of bronchitis boil caused eseessi TO weakness,
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choice genume Coffee, 1.. to ls. 4d. per pound
A price current post five. Sugars at market prices.
A Chinese Caddy, containing 161 b.. of really good Blot. Tea.
rent carriage free to any railway .tation or market town in
England, on receipt of 465. by PHILLIP% and Co., Tea
Berchanta, 8, King William-street,City, E.G.
PHILLIPS It Cu. .end all Goode carriage free, to all London,
•nd Teas, Coffees, I Spices carriage free to any railway Halloo
or Market to.. in England, Ireland, Smtland, or Wales, If to
it.. value of 400. and orpoord.. PHILLIPS I Co. hero no
agent., and no connection with any home In Worcester or
Swansea.

ALL who give themselves the trouble of
personally tryine and arqusintins themselves
ith the practical utiliay of BRADFORD'S PATENT
VOWEL" WASHING MACHINES, not only highly approve
of and appreciate them but nitrites recommend them to other.,
See New and Important Directions for use. Catalogue free
by peat on application to the Patentees, T. BRADFORD
and Co , 63, Fleet-street. London, LC.; Manchester and
D- lin.
_
JIEBIG'S EXTRACT of MEAT.—Caution,
—A•ir for " Lamornie" Extract ; prepared by the
AUSTRALIAN MEAT COMPANY, LIMITED. Al.. DEANE'S
Flavoured Extract, for the immediate preparation (without
any condiment.) of Savoury Both.
01 all Chemt.t. and Grocer..
nspot. 32, Oramelturchutmet, London, S.C.
()AIM'S and SON'S EMERY and BLACK-
LEAD MILLS, Illsafrises-rand. London, S.

AKEY'S Goods sold svorywbere by Iron-
IL/ minivan, Oilmen, Grocers, Brubmaliem,
Dnigests. Ikc-
TAR'S CAR ROLM SANITARY POWDER,
The beet Disinfectant end Antis/ells. (One
Penny.)

BUGS, FLEAS and all INSECTS instantly
destroyed by using "IIIeDOUGALL'S Patent
Disbdecting end Insect Bow Hourehold St, &touring 4d.
Ib. Sold by Chemists, Grocers, Oilmen, Be. McDougall
Brothers, London and Manchoder.
PURE COAL TAR SOAP
(11Oddrad Sap° Whoa; Deterring.)
p THIS ragrant and Refreshing SOAP is
unrivalled for It. beneficial action upon the Skin.
By Its daily on. dear and healthy appearance Is produced,
and abundant medical todlnaocy Koren that infectious Maumee
are prevented.—Vlde Lama, do. In Tablet 041. sod ls. each
rd all Chemist^. Wholensla el N. V. WRIGHT, and Co.,
London.

IMPORTANT to HORSE, COW and PIG
Keepers. The nutritious mrdiseteril COCOA
EXTRACT for Pores@ and Cattle h at prevent making • great
ammatlon In London. le unlvervelly approved by all 0311111=011.
and strongty recommended by lite faculty.
Westgate-street, CI Attester, Jan. 17th, 1.
Sir,— I have tried your Condiment, and ant happy to my
that It hae Improved my more very much. It has al. reduced
• malting In her hind ler, which she Wm been subject to for
two or three yeare.—Youreralull7.
RICHARD COMFTON,Cebinet Maker.
CONSIDER THIS IMPORTANT FACT!
Independent of having your Doren and cattle In stetter health,
and imrroyvedu gleam:cc It has been proved that this Food,
If "Cir. Isokrai 3le. per 7.7tllerilfeened I .melnlb. roof
of Lb":
Kinedom on spoil...don to Ofty Branch of CATTLE FOOD
COMPANY, Prtenrometrect,Londat, EC.
AGENTS WANTED.

DARCY'S Celebrated DU BL I N STOUT,
ANCHOR BREWERY, DUBLIN.
(Larvae Brewery In Ireland but one.)
Prim and term on appheaUon.

IF YOU WII3II TO BE WELL AND KEEP WELL, TAKE
BRAGG'S finely livigated VEGETABLE
CHARCOAL Sold through all Chemists In
bottles at Ts, as, and Ea. each ; and the maker, J. L. BRAGG,
Willutore-street, Cavendish-square.
BRASS, REED, STRING, AND DRUM AND FIFE BANDS
Alm, Planet and Harmoniums. Supplied at
WHOLESALE prime at J. MOORS'S,
Husten.road, Huddersfield. Patton. and
prim post free. Music for any kind of band. Patronised by
the Army, Navy, and Ride Corps
CROQUET. 165., IBe, 21a., 30e, 40e., and
Ma the rot, with 800 of Rolm. A firat-rata
hill saw set for 30a.
The Club box* ood set (the hart that..., he made) SOL
All Croquet sent carriage Paid to any Roilney St•Uon
England on prepayment to
PARKINS and 00170, 34 and U. Oxford-street, London, W
A choke .4 700 eels
4
1
0 PATTERNS SILKS, post free.
Black Hilk lea. M. to 5 guineas a dross.
Coloured Silk. front I Guinea to 10 Guineas. NICHOLSON
& Co., 80 to 33, Saint Paul'. Church-yard, LC. Ladles .bould
write for the above before purchasing.

JIAMPTON'S Compressed PIANOFORTIkt
owing to their peesliar eonateneti-n are unequailed
or parity of tnne and durability. Upwards 015,0 0 sithet. the
value of this principle. Catalogues post free. 74, Charlotte-
street, Mare) -square, W.

BREAKFAS TP, EPPS'S 0000 A.
TEA&—Very Good and Very Cheap.
WEBSTER BROS., 39, Moorgat&-street,
City, are now supplying Very Fine StrwnS
Coo sou, Ss. 6d., Very Choice Souchong, tod. A large
assortment WI well-selected Black Te,ia from I ed. to T. 4.1.
orlen for ft o orth sent c=ce mid to al put. of
Le, Wales, Scotland, and I

North-square, Dorchester.
rri B. BIGGS (late Partner in the firm of
• E. Ctlngiggrou endCo), begs respectfully to
'annum". Dm* he has COMMENCED BUSINESS
ss WINE and SPIRIT MERCHANT at the above
address.
The Stock be been selected with great ears from
houses of the highest repute in the trade, and contains
Wines of the choiasst kiuda, some of which are of pent
age in bottle.
T. S. Stens will be happy to mod hit of prioes, and
samples on appliestion, and ventures to hope that, with
every desire to coosialt the interesta of the public, he
may obtain a share of its patronage.

"[TAMES POWDER and CARTRIDGE.—
Ei Ad everywhere.
--
Wholesale Agent, :—MAC 4 LLIIII Rad Co.
3 & 4, Great Winchester-street Bmidiiii, Loud", E.G.

lOarott Conntil &lireos.
TUESDAY, AUGUST 23, 186&