The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-08-07 00:00:00

AGOOD liyooic' AND CORN FARM at CORN EXCHANGE, DORCHESTER.
476 aim, era goad realikago. agar Wirshesskii. •
to be LET Ile a Tina lamediaisi eatry by tiklay TO BE BOLD BY AUCTION, BY
Ciinps• Talsges, Ste., at Valaatiee.-Appl to Wr.
JOM PH RLONDeLL. Lead Ages% le., R. W. G. BRYFR, on THUM:WAY,
Southampton. AUGUST 9, 19‘ a aleseltr.,
.al Heallaiteld
000 Torniture, lad tr eiketa. tbe Preseeity el
BOOTH RANTS. Mr. 0. Beteet.aiD, katitgoiame Ormirg"
for the moieties ed sole) Pelatasel ball-
A FIRST CLASS FARM of 15.5 acres, with tester bedeled, 'roe ditSo brnee Mean 2 earthen
..tl.. good residence, 110•1. Sgutitompton, to be LET b•", totdai Moil atahapay Indite* oak bums bed.
fwr a Term. Stock and Crop, i.e., at Valuotign. Imam- "30..4. 2 feather beds, mallows, oboe of drawees, 2
hsse entry.-Apply to Mr. .Joirre BLUSDUL, Land Fsiatf'd shetl• of drawers, rioted wastmusss sad
dmot..ke., Bars'eden. likentbsnioton. dressing tables, 2 seta abotab,r cue, large sad mall
_ awing Risme., iron gamy stair °Assertible either to wale
TO litE LET— or bedstead with 5 hone-base cushions, towel boils,
vote, 8-day dote Is oak ease, haserisseee.od Mbar i
SPACIOUS TRIMS, capable ot aoxenmo- s.histaf • -• . - --- - - -
stir biz:o el IP‘msee. Tables L ,
.emd
Apply le 111-. DAMe VrajficrA ' .4,
wA NTED--A ctive Agents in -every totirTin Mester chiles, Wi for sod Oilier idialta,.ll—WW-
:name; Wan, and flowetrest,for the PrevineW chairs, chimney etas; copper fountain and tan, metal
Union ?Jeanne,. teleplay (Capital 4:100,000). Over ditto, Ilre•guaril, chigno.y and other ornaments,
•20,eir pereons :He already Neared for sums payable mahogany cheese tray, tea caddies, plate wormer, plated
deo-4 Sickness. teeident. or Death.-For terms apply spirit stand mid &denten, knives sod forks, 2 pair
seif(r. Ost.versir, The Hollis*, Fullerton, Salisbury. candlesticks, brass I.dle and skimmer, paroling lamp,
---Japan coal wattle and scoop, parrot'. rage, dinner sad
WA NT R D --. a thorough good country tea ware, glom, salting tub, large hip bath, garden tools,
wilt F.LWRIGHT. Wages noobject to &useful hand tubs, bootatimil, mats, carpet big, and a quantity
g.voti Wovi.insa -Apply to Mr. R. PERHAM, Char- of other articles.
minder. Sale to commence at two o'clock precisely.
- - -
NlTat NTED, as COOK, a respectable person
V qtradied to superintend • Miry of lime Cow..
-.-A rt., to Professor Bucleatr, Bradford Abbas,
s'.eil mile, Monet.
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SOUTH- W ESTEMN RA !LW AY.
WEYMOUTH, DORCHESTER, POOLE. MUST.
CH U Om, to LONDON.
'MONDAY, 13th AUGUST, • SPECIAL
\WWI aod tho

CATHEDRAL GRAMMAR SCHOOL
COLLEGE GREEN, BRISTOL,
(Within tow sainata walk 6/ Clifton Downs).
Hun MUM:
Ma. EDWARD T. STILVEICI, A.1L0., 10111/110
Aid 1116mbse at '-
Joint Mawr of "The
Akensod Less
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-Howl As, rodaleso a Aproe+4l.
Ai-11w of
Bosrden.
TUMS : From THISTY•TWO GUINEAS per Annum,
including Books and Stationery. No extras.
N. B. —The Quarter dates from the time of entranee.
--WEYMOUTH GRAMMAR SCHOOL.
Hisco-Hcenta—liew. JOHN ELLIS, M.A.
MAE NEXT TERM will (D.V.) commence
on WEDNE4DAY, Sumo= 5„ 1865.
TO PARENTS AND GUARDIANS.
"LIDUCATION.—REDUCED TERMS. —•
Li few young Gentlemen can be received in an al
established Boarding Bacot, vicar Clifton, at £l5 per
annum.— For prospects; widreas "T.P. H.," Alerogry
Offies, Bristol.

hii,reion - . „ 7.57 19 11 __
6_
Wool • • - „ &T 19 110
Wareham • - .. $2O 18 1 6
Poole - - - ~ 838 18 1 6
Poole Junction - „ 838 17 1 3
Wimborne - - ~ 8-80 17 1 0
Christehuseh • „ 8.25 16 9
Ringwood - - „ 8.38 15 6
Helmsley • • 9.24 14 0
Arrive London (Waterloo Bei go) about 1.36

Returning front Waletioo Bridp Station on Satur-
day, 18th August, or Saturday, 95th August. at 1.45 p.m.
Children under 3 years, free; 3 to 12, Half-price.
A small Carpet Bag only allowed as Lugger,. The
Tiekete are not transferable, are available only at the
Stations named upon them, and only by the Excursion
Trains there and bask.

CLASSICAL AND MODERN PIANOFORTE
MUSIC, AND
ENGLISH AND ITALIAN SINGING.
MR. BOYTON SMITH is et liberty to refer
to numerous Families and Schools in the County,
who will willingly it:edify to the advantages his Pupils
have derived, and to the suceesabil results 'which hays
'Bearishly atterided his system of tuition.
Commun4estions may be addressed. No. 8, Roysl
Terrace, Weymouth; or, No. 4. Alexandra Terrace,
Dorehester.

SOMERSET AND DORSET RAILWAY COMPANY.
MARINE EXCURSION TO RYDEN
ISLE OF WIGHT.
COWES REGATTA.
ON WEDNESDAY, Sth AUGUST, the
eplendid Clyde built possessor steamship
" ALBION." Captain JEFFERY. will (weather permit-
ting) leave POOLE at $45 a.m. for RYDE, parsing
the Needles, and affording an opportunity of meing the
Cowes Regatta. The Steamer will reach Ryder at about
12.30 noon, and return from thence at 4.0 p.m., reach-
ing Pools at about 6.0 p.m.
Fares—Saloon. ss. Fore Cabin, 3e.
The Steamer will call at Bournemouth Pier gong and
returning for passengers. Childreo under 12 years of
age, balf-fares. No luagge allowed. Refmhments
on board at moderate charges. Excursion rickets in
connection will be Weed by the 7.0 sm up-train from
Blandford, fipettisbury, and Bally Gate, 6a. and 4s.
By order. ROBERT A. READ,
Secretary sod General Manager.
lot and 2nil Class Return Tickets at Single Journey
Fares to Poole. will be issued from the Weymouth,
Dorchester, Moreton, Wool, Wareham, and Wimborne
Stations, by the 6.30 a.m. train from Weymouth, and
the 7.45 sin, train from Wimboroe, available for the
Return Journey by the trains leaving Poole alter tbe
arrival of the Steamer.
Offices, Glastonbury, April, 1866.
GUERNSEY AND JERSEY
SUMNER SERVICE.
, THROUGH COMMUNICATION
betwaen the GREAT WESTERN
ig.,L .:*\is RAILWAY and the CHANNEL ISLANDS
by every Train to WEYMOUTH and from
W:y OUTH HARBOUR every MONDAY. WIDRIS-
DAY and FRIDAY, at 6.0 a.m. by fasS Iloil Steamer.,
returning from JERSEY and GUERNSEY every
TURSDAY, THURSDAY, and SATURDAY. The shortest
sea passage is by the Weymouth route. See Great
Western Penny Time Tables.
J. MAUNDERS, Manager.
Weymouth, May, 1866.

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ART-JOURNALfor AUGUST—The
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eller Mann's ' Hush !Weep.' bv J. Franck—Mullet's
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W. P. Bayley—Exhibition of Drawings by the late God.
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Mrs. Hall, illustrated—Litho-photography—The Ghost
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EVERY WEDNESDAY,
AND FROmQuEstiesrowm EVERY THURSDAY.
NATIONAL STEAM NAV 1-
'
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Ships. Tons. I Ships. Tons.
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°Lam Grace 3400 Prowse ... 2876
Eats, Cutting 3200 D , Thompson 2870
floortran, Hall 3400 LOUlalsa A,Thotopeoa 2266
HILVIMA, Ogilvie ... 3323
Will be despatched from Liverpool to New York is
follows:
THE QUEEN ..... ...... WEDSZBOAT. Aug. Bth.
PENNSYLVANIA Wgnxuoay, Aug. 15th.
VIRGINIA WSDNOIDAS, Aug. 15th.
And from Queenstown the following days.
The Saloon accommodation on board these Steamers
is very superior. Rats of Passage from Liverpool to
New York. Fifteen Guineas. Return Tickets, Twenty-
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There is expellent aocommodation for Steerage
Passengers, end a full supply of Cooked Provisions
served up by the Company's Stewards.
Peasengers booked through to the inland towns of
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For Freight or Passage apply to THE NATIONAL
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town.

TO AGRICULTURISTS, ENGINEERS,
MILLERS, AND OTHERS.
-
IMPORTANT NOTICE.
--
ELIHIJ HARRIS,
CORN AND SEED MERCHANT.
AND GENERAL COMMISSION AGENT,
WHITECHURCH, lIENSTRIDGE, &INMOST,
TS now prepared to deliver, on the shortest
-11. notice, any quantity o'
Peter Lawson and Son's Phoepho Guano.
Coveney's Patent Economical Manure.
Long's Non-Poisonous Sbosp-Dipping Compositor.
Long's Maggot lotion.
Welch's Fly and Lear Powder.
Harris's Infallible Sprain Oil, for Sprain; Bruises, k .
Harri.'s Infallible Heal-All for Cate, Sores, to.
Mephitic Belts, Straps, and Mill-Bands, in leather
(Turner's Patent).
Belt, Strap, and Mill-Band Laces.
Vulcanised India-Rubber, in every form.
Mechanical Articles, Hose Pipe; Machine Belts,
Valves, Steam Packing. Bags, Floor-Cloth; Water-
proofs, Airprools, Elastic Fabrics, Waterproof
Horse Clothing, to., ka
Jones and Ben's Ales, Beer, to
R. H. in calling attention to the above, brp to state
i that he s selling the whole of the above on commission,
direct from the best manufactories, at Manufacturers'
priors.
E. H., has also, through the solicitation of several
gentlemen, opened • REGISTRY for HORSE& All
parties, therefore, having home to dispose of, or
requiring horses, should communicate with him.
N.B.—A capital Thrashing Ma•hine and Clover
Sheller lent on hire.

H. WHEELER,
BOOKSELLER AND STATIONER,
21, ST. MARY.STREET, WEYMOUTH,
11) WS leave to call special attention to that
▪ portion of his stook mentioned below, and to
the fact that all goods are charged, and marked
in plain figures, at the London and Paris prices.
He bolicita a comparison of the price of the
goods offered with those of the same quality
supplied by any other house.
111100 KS in all cleanse of literature in various
▪ styles of binding.
BOOK PARCELS received from all London
publishers every day, so that any hook not
in stook, is supplied without estra charge one
day after order.
STATIONERY of every descriptioo, from
Messrs. De La Rue, Dobbs, Kidd, and other
manufacturers.
10114IBLES, Church Services, and Common Prayers,
r.Lil, ted and bound at the Oxford University
by &tester and Sam, by Her Majesty's
printers, and at the Cambridge University
Press. A stock of more than 500 to select from.
DESPATCH BOXES in Turkey, Morocco, arid
Road= Leather, by the best makers.
Warranted in any climate.
tITORK BOXES and Writing Desks in Walnut,
VT &r uss ood. Turkey. Morocco. and Roman
QTUDENTIP Writing Cases, Purees, Book Slides,
0 Letter Weighers, Scrap Books, Photographic
Albums, and Parisian Novelties of all kinds. A
very large assortment.
y ADIES' CARRIAGE BAGS. A very choice
_LI selection.
ITISITING Card Plates Engraved, and Cards
V carefully printed by the new prams at a day's
notice.
SOLE AGENT for the CHOICE FOREIGN
CIGARS imported from Havana by Hamra.
Wolff, Phillips, and Co.
JOHANN Maria Farina's Eau de Cologne Depot.
or Orden by letter punctually attended to, and
Goods amouating to 20s. sent Carriage paid.
21. ST. MARY-STREET, WEYMOUTH.

CANADA,
41,XD TRI
WESTERN STATES OF AMERICA.
rrHE MONTREAL OCEAN ROYAL
.1 MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY'S Steamers
Sail Irmo LIVERPOOL Every THURSDAY, aa
follows
TO QOl3llO.
DAMASCUS Jane 21 PERUVIAN July 19
ST. DAVID „ 28 MORAVIAN
NOVA SCOTtAN July 5 DAMASCUS Aug. 2
HIBERNIAN „ 12 ST. DAVID „ 9
Calling at LONDONDIMIT, EVIRT FRIDAY, to take on
board Passenprs azd Mak
FalElL—Firat Cabin, to Quebec. £lB 18a, and
£l5 15e., according to accommodation. Steerage Pu-
rge to Portland, Boston, or New York, includes a
plentiful supply of Cooked Provisions, prepared and
served up by the Company's Stewards.
Passengers booked by all the principal Railways to all
parts of Canada and the United Slam, at very low fares.
For Passage, apply to WILLIAM SEARLE & CO.,
15, Water-street, Liverpool ; 85, Foyle-street London-
derry, or to their Agent,
Omen Passage and American Railway Guide, and
Government Pamphlet on Canada seat on receipt of four
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WEYMOUTH MINERAL WATER WORKS
or It L. rolls particular attention to the superior*
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NOR ONE SHILLING ONLY.
WATCHES! WATCHES! SUPERSEDED
One of these Newly Invented Pocket Time-
Keepers. in handsome gilt rase, with appendages.
warranted *meet ; will keep in going order for yearn
Selling by thowands. Sent post-tree for 16 stamps.
Address. WILLIAM Sutra and Co., Watchmakers, 2,
Catherine.terrace, Holland Park-road, Kensington,
London. Three sent for 2s. Bd.

HOUSEHOLD SOAP.
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A SAVING of 25 per Cent. by using the
"Compote Household Soapp7 *Waal l,tred
for Housekeepers and Imp Edethahments. Dried, cut,
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MILTON-STREET. LONDON, E.C. May be had
through all respectable dealers in 50a boles. £5 chests
(400 i-lha), with lock and key, carriage paid. Whole-
sale ouly at tie Works. See Addrom on each Plies.

WACE—HIS WORKS, HIS COUNTRY.
BY J. SULLIVAN (Owlet).
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Ywrzaeolioooa.
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W. WALLACE FYPE, Managing Director
Mad Moe, Churchatreet, Dorchester.
DOUSETSU IRE.
I. Dorset County &press,
And Agricultural Casette. Comb Price *I.; Stamped, 3d.
Established October 9, MM.
Portland, and Dorchester Telegram.

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District Manager—Mr. F. Tucker, LThearian, Bout
street, Bridport.
4. Ringwood, Blandford and Wiruborne, Telegram,
A ad flamphire, Wilts, and Dorset Advertiser.
Published every Therday. Pries Doe Penny.
District Manager—Mr. C. W. Millard, Telepan
Oftlee, 131andford, Dome.
5. Poole, Bournemouth, and Christchurch Edition
of the Telegram. Id.
Sydenham's Libraries, Poole and Bournemouth
and C. Kendall, Telegram Agent, Parkstone.
WI LTSHIRE.
6. Wiltahire County Telegram,
And Salisbury Advertiser.
Published every Friday. The popular advertising
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District Oflice—Castle-street, Salisbury. Agent, Mr.
Wapahare.
SOMERSETAHIRE.
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Batablished 1734
The oldest newspaper in the West of England.
Published at Yeovil, every Monday Evening, In time
for post, Price 2d. and 3d.
S. Yeovil and Somerset Times,
Established 1736.
Published at Yeovil every Friday. Price Id.
District Manager—Mr. C. Tile, Western Flying
Post, Yeovil.
Office for Flying Poet Advertisements—Mr. C. Marsh,
rrintar, Middle-street, Yeovil.
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Highbridge.

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DENSON. J. W.. 25, oil Wettest, hs,lng re.
.1.1 constructed these magulacest procuiroc.lnvites as
lATZof artistic works.
NS, J. W, STEAM FAMILY far awn
sad WATCHES. Id and IS. Ludgate Hill.
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Guineas.

ALDRIDGE% ST. IKARTINVLANE, LONDON
DUBLIO SALES by AUOTION of HORSES
and CARRIAGES at Eleven o'clock on every
WIIDNE,DAY and SATURDAY. Property mum
delivered two days previously, with instructions and
particulars. Stalls should be ordered • week before
either Sale Day. Accounts paid on Mondays and Thurs-
days only, from Ten to Your. Remittances to the
Country with Account-Wes, on the written request
of the Own or.
Cooirsissios, 6 per wok Forage and Groom. por
Day and Night, 4s. Rent of Outings", Foitrerliaols
2s. Bd.; Two-wheel, ii. Gil. per week, Hones or
Carr*" Withdrawn or not Sold by Audios, ;
Harness, or &addle and Bridle, Ss. 6% ; Dow, 105.
Stooks indeed.
Na—No Horses revolved for Private Sale on Ocous
Dealing allowed on the part of say ow
hneent.
VtWA FREENAN.

CURE OF 43 04ItN B.
WEYMOUTH NOTICE.
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last firs days of Mr. YOUNG practising
1 in WEYMOUTH for the mire of cores, bunions,
and deformed nails, MONDAY. AUGUST 13th, the
last day for the above named time only, at Mr. NAM',
Boot Maker, 6, Cobourg-piace, (neat don to the Royal
Bath.). Paiiento attended at their own residence in the
mewling from nine till tad..; ad home from twelve
oil live. Fee Five &Mass each corn.
From Capt. Turner, Weymouth, July 16th, 1866. I
Mr. Young about four years ago removed several corns I
from my feet without any pain, which have not returned
or troubled me since that time.
J. C. H. Tress=
From H. Nathan, Esq., Surgeon, Weymouth.
Mr. Young has most successfully removed corns from
my feet without causing pain, end has afforded me com-
plete relief.
kisser NAmby, M./LC.L, England and
I. La., London.
Mr. Young haa successfully removed several corns and
distorted toe nails of long standing from the feet of
members of the Rev. John Ellis'. family, the Grammar
School, Weymouth, to whom Mr. Young can refer.
From Charles Willsou, Esq., Surgeon, Wareham.
Mr. Young skilfully and without pain extracted
several corns from my feet and ham_gives ins immediate
relief. Casette WILLCOX, Surgeon.
Mr. Young at the time removed corns for Mr. Daniels,
Burgeon, Wareham, to whom he can refer.
From Dr. Frost, Portland, May Sib, 1854.
Borne years ago Mr. Young effectually removed corns
from my feet and the feet of members of my family
without pain.
T. Facer, me., s.mc 8.. Edinburgh and Loudon.
Dr. Smith, of Weymouth, hos examined Mr. Young's
testimonials, and would be glad to recommend hie
services.
Dr. Lilligow, of Weymouth, has seen Mr. Young re-
move corns from the feet of hi, brother Copt Lithgow,
some ye•rs ago, to whom he can refer.
From Dr. Brown, Weymouth, October 96th, IEI6O.
I have much pleasure in stating that Mr. Young ex.
treated corns from my foot without causing me the
least pain. A. throws, M.D.
Sir years ago Mr. Young removed corns from the
feet of the Rev. J. Stephenson, St. John's, Weymouth,
to whom becan refer.
From Dr. Comber, Weymouth, October 27th, 1860.
I beg to add my testimony as to the skill of Mr.
Yonne, who ham removed three corns for me without
the slightest pain or inconvenience.
MAME COUCHZI, M.D.
From Mr. Marion, Chemist, Weymouth, Oct. 27, 1866.
Mr. Young has extracted several corns and bunions
from my feet without the least pain and in • satisfac-
tory manner. A. Moses, Diuggiat.
From R. P. Simpson, Kim., Surgeon,
Weymouth, July 20th, 1860.
I have much Owning in bearing testimony to the
skill of Mr. Young, who has sucocedully removed corns
fur mo without pain and has given instant racist.
R. P. tintreos, m.s.c.s.
From Mr. Gregory, Chemist, Weymouth, Oct. 20, 1800.
Mr. Young extracted a very bad corn from my foot
• satidactory manner,
WILLIAM GEZOORY, Druggist.
From Sir John Lethbridge, Bart., Weymouth,
July 28th, 1854.
Mr. Young removed anceredully and without pain
several corns from my feet.
Jose 111:1111TH LETHBRIDGE,
From W. Eliot, Esq. Banker, Weymouth,
August 2, 1854.
Mr. Young extracted several hard and soft corns from
my feet in • satisfacto,y manner, with scarcely any
Palt- WM. Eucrr.
From Major Macgregor, Weymouth, July 16th, 1854.
Mr. Young, about seven years ago, extracted several
corns from the soles of my feet, which have not returned.
I have great pleasure in recommending Mr. Young to
others suffering in the isme way.
C. B. H. Msooasoos,
From R. Groves, Fol., Chemin, be., Weymouth,
July oth, 1854.
Mr. Young extracted from my feet several corns of
forty years' standing without any pain or inconvenient*.
Rica= Gunn, Druggist.
Mr. Young some yean ago removed corns from the
Rev. Mr. Grant, Na 3, Johnston-row, Weymouth, and
Bradford, near Sherborne.
From Mr. J. E. Russell, St. Marv-Wreet, Weymouth,
October 2911, 1860.
I have mush pleasure in stating that Mr. Young,
about six years ago, extracted oorns for me, noes widish
time I have not suffered the alienist pain or inconve-
-1110001). J. E. Runazu..
Mr. Young removeA corns, he., from the feet of W.
B. Ferris, Esq., of Weymouth, seven years ago, also
from members of his family, to whom be can refer.
References to Mr. George Rolls, boot-maker, St. Mary-
'treat, Weymouth, Mr. Young having removed corns
from • member of Lis family some years ego.
DORCHESTER NOTICE.
The last two days of Kr. Young practising in Dor-
chester for these two days only, namely, Wednesday,
August Bth; and Saturday, August 11th. the lest day
for the above named time only, at Mr. Penny's, 3,
Shireball-phioe. Patients attecaled at their residences
lathe morning from nine till twelve. At borne front
twelve till live. Fee fe. each corn.
From John Good, Esq., Burgeon, Dorchester, 1860.
Mr. Young extracted several corns from my feet very
skilfully and afforded me complete and immediate
relief.
JOHN GOOD,
Mr. Young has removed some painful corns from Mr,
Symonds, Town Clerk, of Dorchester.
Pm the Rev. A. G. Shirley, Stinaford Vicarage, seer
Dorchester.
Mr. Young extracted several corns from my foot
without pain, and in a very short time.
A. C. SHIRLEY.
From F. H. Lambert, Esq., Dorchester.
Mr. Young, six yean ago, removed four *ores from
my feet, shish have not froabled me since that time. I
hen ninth pleasure in recommending him to others
sallering in the seine way.
From J. Byrnes, Esq., Surgeon, the County Lunatic
Ageism, near Dorchester.
Mr. Feu( has removed corns from my feet without
the least pain. J. arum, Burgeon.
This operation has been performed several years.
From Dr. Cowden, Dorchester, July sth, 1854.
Mr. Young has this day extracted corns from my foot
without pain, and to my satisfaction.
C. Cowtir.u.,
From the Rev. W. Boller Trinity Rectory, Dorchester,
Augrisi 6th, DIM.
Mr. Young extracted some Corea from my feet in • very
satisfactory manner. WILLIAM Bowie,
From Dr. Aldridge, Dorchester.
I have much pleasure in stating that Mr Young en'
treated two vary Densities corns front my feet with groat
dexterity and with very little pain. This operation has
bees performed six years.
Jon, PrITY ALDRIDGE, M.D., F.1.C.11.
From G. Penton, Esq. Burgeon, Dorchester, August
Req.,
1854.
Mr Young removed two corns from my feet without
an Plitt. G. PARTON, Bargees.
•From the Rev. B. Andros, Dore' ester, September 411,
Mr Young extracted several earns for me without any
psis, and gave me greet relief. J. B. AMOTICI.
From Mr. Donlon Chemist, Dorebester, July 7th, 1864
Kr. Young has this day extracted two very bad Cores
for me without pain and quit* to my satisfaction.
H. DUNDEE, Druggist.
Mr. Frond has great pleasure in Aida; the fact
that Mr. Young removed two oorna from his feet with-
out the least pain.—Dorehester, August, 1864.

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PUBLIC APPOINTMENTS.
Wednesday, 8.-Bridport County Court.
Provincial Grand Lodge of Freemasons at Dot.
obeeter.
Shepton Mallet (Somerset) Fair.
Cowes Regatta (Somerset and Dorset Rai'ware
Marino Excursion.)
Thnridsy, 9, —Weymouth County Court.
Dittman Anniversary, st Salisbury, Of the Society
for Promoting Christian Knowledge end for
the Propagation of the Gospel in Foreign
Parts.
Auction of liormahold Forniture and other
Effects at the Corn F./change, Dorchester,
by Mr. W. G. Bryer.
Friday, 10.—Wareharn county court.
Saturday, IL—Warminster (Wilts) Fair.
Mooday, I3.—Blandford County Court.
Excersion from Weymouth, Dorchester, &a, to
London (S. W. 8..)
Tumidly, 14.—Pooie County Court.

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Soothamoon.. 6 6 10201 101 1 211 611 491
Rinlwood • 7SOII Di 218 18; 630 41 110
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IMPROVED STEERAGE CORN DRILL.
ROYAL AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY OF ENGLAN—D._PLYMOUTII MEETING, JULY 18G5.
DRILL COMPETITION—UNPRECEDENTED SUCCESS.
PRIEST AND WOOLNOUGH,
KINGSTON-ON-THAMES, ENGLAND,
EXHIBITED Eight Drills and Two Horse Hoes, and were awarded NINE PRIZES, after the most Severe° Competition ever known
12e Drills being entered for trial: •
For Best Drill for General Purposes the highest pries awarded for any Drill) ... •• ••• ... ... ... EIO
„ Best Corn Drill, on the established principle of Levers end Weightst... ••• ••• ••• ••• ••• ••• 7
Ditto Ditto 11it10.5
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„ Best Drill for General Purpoem for small occupations (no money prises given in this clam) ... ... ... ... Highly commended.
Manatee/Arent of the Improved Patent Turnip and Manure Drills, with Barrels and Steel Scrapers for Oman*, Superphosphate, ha. in smell quantities, for which the
FIRST PRIZE was awarded at the Plymouth Show an ab vs.

FLY, MAGGOT, AND SCAB IN SHEEP.
ROME'S BATH, FOR DIPPING OR WAsIIING- SHEEP AND LAMBS,
PREPARED ONLY BY R. M. ROME, CHEMIST, LANGHOLM, N.B.
rr HIS BATH is a safe, cheap, and effectual preparation for preventing the attack of
yr* - Sy and maggot, and destroying all kinds of vermin to which Sheep are subjected; It nourishes
and promotes the growth of wool, and preserves it beautifully white. The Bath is free from every
MIS preparation 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 simple directions upon each package a-e attended to.
The Cod of 'hoping with Rome's Bath is (including equisite) about Ge. per 100; or k 3 per 1,000.
For pouring. about 4s. per 100. The Scab 11 ixture comet • little higher.
The DIPPING Composition is sold in packets, sufficient for 50 @bane, at Is. AK]. each.
BATH for POURING. in packets 'efficient for 20 sheep, ls.' and for 50 sheep, Is.
BATH for SCAB in Sheep. Packets sufficient for 21 sheep, Is. 3d., and for 50,25. td.
FOOT ROT MIXTURE. A safe and efficacious remedy; in bottles, with ample directions, at Is. and 2.. 6d.
sash.
The Sale of Ronte's Bath has so much increased daring the pad year, and its value being so much established.
Ins doss not think it necessary to publish tlie long list of Testimonials which be possesses, butithey can be had
on application. When ordering, please say whether for Dipping or Pouring.
Agent. wanted in all the Pastoral Districts in England where not already appointed. A liberal Commission
A rrur To
R. M. ROME,
PHARIACIITICA L CHEMIST, LANGHOLM, N.B.

EXCELLENT QUALITY of CHOCOLATE.
The Dublin Exhibit se Medal was awarded to J. 8.
Fry k Bnas, for " flacellent Quality of Chocolate the
Jury adding, "The Chocolate of Messrs. Fry and Son.
Is a vary pare substance."
J. S. FRY & SONS, Bristol and London, Makers to
the Queen and Prince of Wales.

.P"'S CHOCOLATE YdR EATING is
prepared with scrupulous regard to purity, and,
being exceed ugly wholesome is much valued for
Children, with whom it is a universal favourite.
FRY'S CHOCOLATE CREAMS are an ereeediagly
Ululate sweetmeat, rapidly increasing in public favour.
"DRYS' HOMCEOPATH IC COCOA in
1 Packet& —The purity, delicacy of devour, and
nutritious properties of this Cocoa, as well as the great
facility vnth which it is made, have rendered it a
standard article of general consumption. It is highly
approved and strongly recommended by medical men,
' and i 4 equally adapted for invalids and general con.
Nunes'

HAWKES AND SPENCER'S
NEW PATENT CHAIN CORN DRILLS,
N;VHICH attracted so much attention at the SALISBURY SHOW should be ordered at once
to secure delivery this maim H. and B. will make arrangements with • LOCAII MAKER that
PATENT CRAIN BOXES may be fitted to DRILLS already in use.

DL KING'S DANDELION A QUININE)
LIVER PILLS,
rrHE best remedy for Bile, Wind Indigestion
.1 Costiveness, Piles, Headache, Sickness, Giddiness
Fluttering of the Heart, Nervousness, Loss of Appetite,
Flatulence, Heartburn, ha.
Their Ingredients are really excellent, and are sworn
on oath not tooontein the smallest particle of any prep..
ration of Antimony or Mercury ; they act verygently os
the Bowels, and do not require any cheep of diet on
the part of the Patient, or produce the slightest risk of
takingeold. If the Public only knew how MERCURY
destroys the delicate coats of the Stomach, weakens
Digestion, affects the Nerves and positively shortens
Life, they would take no, other Aperient than DL
KING'S DANDELION AND QUININE LIVER
PILLS, which liberate Bile, disperse Wind, and
strengthen the whole Frame. They purify the Blood,
restore the tone of the Stomach. destroy Worms, iusd
remove all complaints brought on by irregularity of the
Bowels, thus being to both sexes. restorative and pre-
servative of Health, cleansing the Blood and Plaids
from every impurity.
Prepared only by JAMES Roue, 4; Mortimer-street
Cavendishaare, London W. in Boxes, at Is, lid.,
2e. 9d., 4s. 6d., and lle, each, free by post for Stamp.
and from following agente—Maggs, Yeort Evans
Dorchester ; nooks and Penny, filierborne ; Looker and
aitaboook, Taunton and most Chemists and Medicine
Vendors.

E. CAMBRIDGE AND Co.'s
(LATE W. C. CAMBRIDGE)
CELEBRATED PATENT PRIZE COMBINED TINE AND
4441-111 CHAIN HARROW
11111111 . .
trodßeoeived tAhe Is
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September,
ooinarci utiivilli.lrichlititiril Stodwe,ci, when find
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41'31. . 311.31311231411.1311/1 As a Bush Harrow for Pasture Land, Rubbing Down Manure, Scratching up
a a.a.a.110.11010•,..... Mo., he.. it is unrivalled.
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4.41.4.111.142.411.11112, • It is also used for working down Land that has been Ploughed in with Farm
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"SilkavVillailllktoM . Yard Manure, making a first-rate Seed Bed without disturbing the Hume, and is
'31'334.2.2.2fa151. invaluable for healing Seed or Drain, leaving a firm, fine Lath, such cis cannot be
..,....441.,3.,..a.i1ka btained with any other Implement
11.2.4.400 4 Vi 1.41. DALIvEIIID ISIZE TO ART STATIOE.
.24•0 Catalogurs with Prices, he., on application.
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SPANISH FLY is the acting ingredient in-
AUX. Roaa's CANTBAROIIe On, 'Mob speedily
produces whiskers and thickens hair, 3a. 6d.; sent by
post for &I stimnps.—ALgx. Ross, 248, High Holborn,
London. Sold by all Chemists, and by Manna, Yeovil;
BASSES, Salisbury; CornuLt, Shopion Mellott; and
Stems, Exeter.
VNONDERFUL DISCOVERY. Corns
Cured in one day, by using Actg. Ross's
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sent by post for OS eraunps.-248, High Holborn,
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BARBEE, Salisbury; Corrsitt, Sheptea Mallet; and
Seems. Exeter.

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ST. PETER'S IRON WORKS, IPSWICH.
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BEG to offer their PORTABLE STEAM ENGINES at the yery reduced prices given in
the list below. The high chorister of their Engines, for Quality of Work oniaship]and Material, Economy
and Efileiency they intend fully to maintain.
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Shone Power
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PORTABLE THRASHING MACHINES of the Most Approved Construction.
Patentee, and Marinfseturers of
ROAD LOCOMOTIVE OR TRACTION ENGINES.
E. R. and F. Turner's Horisoutal Stationary Engines, from four to 26-bores power, have been erected
In numerous Corn Mills, and for other purposes in various parte of Fagland as well iie on the Continent of
Europe, all of which give the most perfect satisfaction.
Makers of the Celebrated Corn and Seed Crushing Mills, Grinding Mills, Oilcake Breakers, and oth
Indoor Agricultural Machinery { also of Hydraulic Items, Oil MIII Machinery, Flax Seeding and Wet Roil?,
Circular Sawing Machinery, Mortar Mills. Ito.
or Pleas and Estimates for Mill Machinery of all descriptions. arrangement of Farm Machinery, ha.
ILLUSTIUTED CATALOGUES ON APPLLICATION, AT TEN WORKS, IP3WICU, OE AT THEIS LONDON 0111C1, 52
ONACZCIIURCH-STIMT.

HAIR-CURLING FLUID.-248, Fligh Hol-
born, Loodon.—ALEX. Homes COILING FLUID
curls Ladies' or Centleiren's hair immediately it is
applied. Sold at li. 61; semt free for U stamps. Koss'.
Toilet Magasise, la. 6d., or 20 stamps. Sold by all
Chemists, and by NACOS, Yeovil ; Manna, Salisbury;
Oorran:, %soon Mallet; and Elton& Meter.
GREY HAIR-248, High Holborn, London,
ALIT. Bonds Hats Dye produces • perfect
colour immediately it is used. It is permanent, and
perfectly natural to effect. Price 8a 6d., sent post for
vtampa Sold by all Chemists, and by ILimp, Yeovil;
B , Saliabory ; Ccrrraiu., Shantou Mallet ; and
&roma, Sister.

HAIR DESTROYER-248, High Holborn
London. —Aux. Rosn's DEPILATORY removes
without effect to the skin, superfluous hair from the
face, neck, and anns, 3s. 64 ; sent the same day as
ordered by post for 64 stamps. Sold by all Chemists,
and by MA6OII, Yeovil ; HARPER, Salisbury; COPTILILI,
Stepson Mallet al Bros; lizotor. •

QIWA/• Coughs, Brooch is Mona ç of,
4, •4, ....,c...,lnfluestakAsthma,
COUGHS
6RUNGHIAL e"arrb, cry Initatim .
Soreness of to. Throat in- 0 C
relieved by 0 LID-7
BROWN'S BRONCHIAL TROCHES OR COUGH
LOZENGES.
I..RANCH HOUSE is now opened in
London for their Sale. They are very pleosan
to take, contain no opium. and children will find them
very beneficial in eases of Whooping Cough. People
who are troubled with a hacking cough, should try theta
at once; they are a safe and sure remedy.
Coughs, Hoarseness, and the various Throat Affection
to which Public Speakers, Military Officers, and Singer
are liable, relieved by "Browse Bronchial Troches.
Having • direst influence to the affected pant., they
allay Pulmonary Irritation. The freedom from a
deleterious ingredients render "Brown's Bronchial
Troches" • safe remedy for the most delicate female, or
youngest child, and hail caused them to be held in the
highest esteem by Clergymen. Hagen, and Public
Speakers generally.
Among the many testimoaials is • letter from Rev.
Henry Ward Beecher, which may be seen at oar office,
Amongst the many eminent singers who see the
Troche* and speak highly of them, we would mention
Miss Lamle Pyne, Mr. Manley Cook, and others of the
Royal OP•M Ueda,.
Ekild by all Medicine Dealers at Is. lid. per box.
Pr noised Office 106. High Holboro London.

PRIER OF ALL ENGLAND. 4
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STEAM THRASHING AND PLOUGHING ENGINES. 6
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TUXFORD AND SONS, A
BOSTON AND SKIRBECK IRONWORKS, LINCOLNSHIRE.
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A T the Worcester Trials of Steam Machinery, in 1853, the latest
LA made by the 8.A.& of England, TUX FORD & SONS were again
111300NASFUL over ALL Competitors ; their &Horse Engine surpassed all other
mlsinria Engines of every power in eo.rumny and effectiveness. Thus. for
YEARS, Telford k /lons have maintained the FIRST position at the
Royal Society's ruin irrunnizsdru conducted Trials.
TUXFORD It SONS' kist-elsas combined Thrashing Machines, single, double, I
and treble blast. TUXFORD'S newly-patented Straw Elevators. Steam-
cultivating Apparatus, Orindin, Mills, Sawing Machinery, Centrifugal Pampa, Re.
ua.orranzx CATALOOOIIII roxviAano ran ox AFTLIOAIICa.
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SIOVEEICIGN LIFE OFFIUE, 4,8, ST.
JAIONS-STREET, LONDON.
Established N Years for At. Amortises* aad Annuities
Income, £1.00.000
AGENTS WANTED. Apply to the Bram& Maaapr.
Mr. :Ames Amouwe, High East Dorebeter.
Mr. Roma Wirrror, 28, Eset-etreet. Tsuntos.

FOR CHILDREN TEETHING
0 s
r. 5 •
WINS". A Branch HOllle is now opened in
S 0 0 I C' London for the Pak of this Remedy.
H p whie Ins been in use in AIM=
SYn" ' over thirty years. Ills pleasant to
take, and is safe in all cases;
soothes the child and gives it rest; softens the gums,
and will allay all pain or spasmodic action, and is
SURE T() REGULATE THE BOWELS.
Depend upon it, Mothers, it will give rest to yourcelvee
and
RELIEF AND IIEALTII 'lO YOUR INFANTS
It will aimed instantly relieve Griping in the Bowels
I and Wind Colic, and we believe it the best and serest
remedy in the World in all cases of Dysentery are
Marianas in Children, whether arising from Teethin
or other Gasses. There are other preparations of
similar name in this country. Be sure and ask for ma&
WINSLOW'S SOOTHING SYRUP, and see that
CIIITI3 and Pgßiall. New York and London, is on Qs
outside
wrapper.
Among midrecis of teslimacials, is one from
Prof. J H. &Mons, London. The following is an
extract :—" I have tried Mrs. Wicslow's Soothing
Syrup upon my infant boy aged ele months, who suffer i
from his teething, and it relieved him immediately."
Sold by all Chemists, at Is. lid. per bottle.
directions with each bottle.
Call on the Chemists for one of Mrs. Winslow's
Family Almanaco and Domestic Receipt Books for 1865,
Free a Ckarim
Principal OMee., 806. HI Holborn, London.

INSURE AGAINST
ACCIDENTS,
At 7,13:1111c flhlll(lil Cl,
I'HoDO AT it/IATII FOR .41. 10. A Yi-1A r.
it. a:t; tt ` I y To. J. V. OR 3 11, h. or. Inry
(ZECUIIITY OF PREMISES, however ex-
Leonine. The attainment of this object In greatly
enhanced by the use of ICENTS PATENT POILT.
ABLE TELL-TALE, whioh, at conaiderably less ea-
pews, than the method nau•lly employed, forolabes •
perfect Regiater of the Watolituan'a Duty, without the
or cep ity of any Conlbleittal Superintendent wlsatever.
A full printed deacription can bo ob.ained of 1.. Dewy
Fe Co., Watch and Clock /Jokers to the Queen and
11.11. H. the Prince of Wales, GI, Strand (adjoinink
Coutts' Rank), 34 and 35, Royal Enchmige, Loudon
I)ENr TuitltKT CLUCKS.
Till: attention of Public Bodies, Gentle-
own, and others in renpectfully coincided to the
improvements mtple in the construction of Clocks suit-
able for Stables, ('hurches, and other large Redding",
by the I•te K J. i)6NI h F. Deur, Clock and Clam*.
meter Raker, to the quesn and the late Prince Connect.
and bfakers of the GREAT CLOCK for the HOUSES
of PARLIAMENT, ke.
Turret Clock, with COMPIOIBtiIIY PaNDOLVV, sd•
jailed for variations of temperature to work the hands
of Okla of any six, from 1 foot to 30 feet in diameter.
DENr, 61, Strand (nijoirrins Coutt's Bank), and 34
and ti, Royal Etuhanze, London.

DENT,
CHRONOMETER, WATCH AND CLOCK
MA KKK
To the Queen, the Prince of Wales, and the late Prince
Consort, and Maker of the Great clock for the Benzes
of Parliament.
EN V ITES attention to the superior Workman-
ship and elegance of design of his extensive Stoc
of Watches and Drawing-room Clocks.
Ladies' Gold Foreign Watches .. ... 7 Guineas.
Gentlemen's ditto . . . 10 ,
adios' or Gentlemen's Gold English
Lever ditto ... . • • • •• •
entlemen's Gold Compensation
Silver ditto ditto
Marine Chronometers ... 35 „
Gold and Silver Pocket Chronometers, Astronomical
Turret, and Bracket Clocks of every description. An
elegant assortment of London-mmls Fine Gold Albert
and Guard Chains. ko.
DENT, 61, Strand (adjoining Colitis's Bank); 34 and
35, Royal Exchange and at the Clock and Marine
Compels Factory. Soireermet Wharf. Strand, London.

PETER PALTTZEtIf 8 MINN.
ROBINSON'S
103 to 108,
OXFORD STRUT. SILKS.
LONDON.
ANY ON N CAN USN TEENY.
Ribbantentatt!leAl roots dye 30 yards of
JUDSON'S SIMPLE DYES
MASORA I SUNLIT I MOMS I ISM
NAIVE OM SPINS PLAN
MILT SIMI WAIT PIPE & Plll
Price Sixpence pre bottle.
Three Dyes 'rill be timid mobil for Dyeing srOdos of
Woollee or Silk ntanitfacenre; oleo 1, Mew, 0111/1111.
Seaweed, Ivory, Bone, Wood. Wino. , Paper for
tinting Photograph', end for Ilinteinatieg. be had of
ambits JD the. DRAM lintd °dodos. indeed'
Deed'. 19a. Cayman Stre.t.

BAKER AND BAKER'S
WHOLESOME, DELICIOUS, TRUE UN-
COLOURED TEA.
rrHlB TEA is imported with tho leaf not
coloured, is highly recommended by medical cod
scientific men, cod combines purity with llos flavour
and lading strength.
Sold by Chemists, Stationers, and Confectioners in
all parte of the Kingdom.
ALL TEAS Bd. per lb. CHEAPER.
Weymouth Iloilo, 2, Broad-street.
r• BARTLETT, Baker, 511, St, Thomas
West
Portland DOEILLET, Fortunes Well.
Yeovil . ... Calmer.

tas'EVAcHNiulirstuooeleor tor. Mr. Froudl,
HORNIM AN'S PURE TEA is EIGHT-PENCE pet
lb. CHEAPER, as the DUTY REDUCED.
GENULSE I'ACKETS-2 os. to lib are signed
Anueisess4aLONDON,
ORIGINAL IMPORTERS OF TIIE PURE TEA
A SOVEREIGN REMEDY for BAD
—A leaded pooknge, containing Ito. of tI.• sa aslt
Union. BLACK TIA the world nces (and white will
plans everybody), sent earriare free to nay railway station or
market town in England on receipt of port-olke order at
eqint for 91:1., by PHILLIPS and Co., tea iserrhants, 8, Inis
Nam-areal, City, London, B.C.
STRONO BLACK TEAS, Is Id, 2s, 3.14, 3. to is Id.
Rare Choirs Genuine Color, Is •d, 1.14, Is EL
• MICA CISRILIAT POET PRIM =GAAS AT lIAILEII. IPILICEIL
PHILLIPS k CO send Teas. Colleen, and Bpioss,
CARRIAGI FIZZ TO MIT RAMITAT STATION Oa NAM?
Town IN 11/101.A1D, if to the role. of 4ts or upwards.
PHILLIPS & CO. have no Agents, and no oon.
motion with any House in Worcester or awes:awn.
THE Duty being Reduced HORNIMAN'A
PURE TEAS are now EIGHT-PENCE
CHEAPER.
TEA formerly 3s. 4.1., REDUCED to
TEA formerly 3s. 84., REDUCED to Si. Od.
TEA formerly 4s. fkl., REDUCED to 33. 4d.
TEA formerly 4s. 44., REDUCED to 3s. Bd.
Two ounce, quarter, half, and pound packets.
AU GENUINE PACKETS are signed,
sdniiimaigta LONDON.
ORIGINAL IMPORTERS OF THE PURE TEA
AGENTS IN THIS DISTRICT :
abbots/bury Wood.
Bridport
Beassamler Oliver, Fore-street.
Bertßp4c
Oerne Abbas B mnett, Long-street
DORCHESTER
High-East-strest.
T/unster, Etroad-street
rbwry Osmond • Watts.
PiskllefrentAlis Sywes.
Poole Gress, High-841W.
Wervisess Dwt:
WEYMOUTH
Wisubonne
Witierberne
Wee&
Yestisuter Hayward, draper:
Oh•owisSA. ka.. are Assets In seers Towel

BARRY & C 0.13
SUPERIOR PREPARATIONS OP
COCOA._
Tested and recommended by D. Sesame Uem. LILL
PEARL COCOA Scl per lb.
PREPARED COCOA 1. 24 per lb.
HONICROPATHIO COCOA 1. 44 per lb.
NERVE COCOA. In 1 lb. sad ilb. OSlOMerlie
ia 84 per lb.
To be obtained of all Orocom ; nod Wboiesale et tie
FINSBURY STEAM MILLS, LONDON. 10.

"Use VEIIIII as a Diet?'
Vide THE Timms, September 2604.
OMIT Prize Medal Corn Floor Reported by the Jury
"Exceedingly Excellent for Food"

NOTICE TO rtIVENTORB.
OFFICE FOR PATENTS, 4, TRAFALGAR
SQUA.RE, CHAALNG CROSS, LONDON.
printed instructions (gratis) as to the cosT
TATENTS for Great Britain or foreign countries. Adv..,
and montane* in 41spolniat of or working Intentions Branrii
ond *Eames In every I.llillelltal state, ant. in America.
P.wrblithe., $0 tenni. Pall Information as I. oapired nr calming
patent. at home anal nbront.—Apply tersoesny or by kn. to
Messrs. PRINCE & Co., Patent OM4e.
4, Trifalgar Sq., Charing Cross, London, W_:9

isiST P.BAERDI.
4, INDIGESTION 4O
vP
L) MKG;
t
NILE •.%:b
dir° "Pl-

laid eme7where. lemjee le. M.. an ate and lam
DEffirEBB, 'me sog"PeK.M Taktina%
Negatien of wingl.tU inie-d—r entirety removed.
It agorael,dlat. relief to 4.olsuable; them
to boor d1i0+,...V at church and peblie eamenblies. Every
other Wad of koaring instrument.
Memo 80LOMON. KO. Albotasaio-otroot. Plotodilly, Loudon'.

TO MOTHERS AND.NURSES.
MRs...JOHNSON'S
AllllllloLit 800111110
BYBIIP.—Thie ellookies
toady hee boo fa ream' re to
ik„ =Lot luny Yeashad=
whet aatkriay kora Oreoliong
arklag too palatal Doglike.
rnitas Ler se thot=l: net
, 3 .7 T
itite tallsestatlia redwood. IO
so earootie arly deageroo
appreglaat whatever. Ina there.
tore as laceetet as
leadlag elit to produce the Teeth kith ease art so plearntd°Z.
s..hild On Woe to kg Ita Game be rubbed with It. Parents
should he no pirtk.to to ask tor .101111801Cli AIKIDO/LI
partici NG B RIM, sad to Doke, that tie amass of Barclay
so' toe 96. Funagdon Knot, Lodes. an ea the Moo
allot' to each Bottle. Aloe lb 94 par BOIL.

STARCH MANUFACTCRERB
TO U.R.H. THE PRINCESS OF WALKS.
GLENFIELD PATENT .TA ICI
USED IN THE ROYAL LAUNDIIy.
The Ladies are retrectfully informal that tit. starch
is excludvely mewl in the Royal Laundry,
klajosly's Laundress save, that although ki.e hag Whte tr i
Wheaten. nice, end other Powder st ach 4,
e., , 1,...'
found none of them equal to the GLE.NII ELI), .
is the Finest !Reich abe bas ever used.
CIII 11. 1 i Eiviro()N k Co.. Gl.smoow *KO Lorenoa
4 cAl'Tlo
tEFrIPE TrPtH t.IN(; sl \O'siis.'s I'l t. ,
) otit., I ... „, ,', )1: I*.ll'i H.. 1..... .t..t, ...
I ......1 ...• . rel..diCii I • 13103' ...- 1.0.eNi.111,....,..., f.,,f
~ Ir., e ••111ele, 0.11.1 MILI•ll•li N. 1111.... 1:.313..31.4•4 •,:“..
'VII.", at,l•l.
51711C.1. Au. x. Si g ratis.
:1...1`1, llin, Birrniiir,lioni.
--
~ 1....W5W:3 FA P.l:;,‘, 1:4 il'S EOOD for itypny.
' - :iiil.l hi ..li a.;1.,,- 3! .:33.1.1.1.,,, 1.1 i....
-Cl'. 101111.0:10. 1t... .4. 4114 2.r... ,cll. All t. b. t'Attc..4
ttlicrs, &Da ittp.ti:•• ... Icttcrit, must It, a b 1,,,, .1 t, '
Jtkil.i'll 1:1.:Arlf. ,t.r.o. ti.II,
.........-
1 RUPTURES. •
~ V IlElt %a 110 lA-8 ROYAL LEITRIM rArzr7,
4. it I T E'S ii()C- WAIN .I,EV ER TRU&s,
, Pcr.lL-1.; end ExAA . is the Ofott eliklaSkYlf.
• mil INd 18811.
•
I)':QUIRING am Steel Spring nein,' Vie
It body, is commended for the fidi,,,,;,,
~... peculiarities endadvantagic :- Ist. 1'4,1.4
' of application ; tfild. --Perfect fradevi, fr.tf;.
,- liability to chaff or excoriate ; 3rd, it Ilia•
pe• hewnor with equal comfort in any pootitin
of the body, by night or day ; Itl. It .4.
g
mitl of erzry bird of exercise without p,,,
alightest inconvenience to the wearer, ag. ..
1 -.erfectly concealed from 01i5err0,,,,..
" We do not hesitate to give to Mu e,:.......
1101 l our unqualified approhation. a...i ...
strenuously advise the to id it to di Goa,
..11.1•taiel in nee,' of that ptotecteon. %ha 1. ,:.
o fully. nor with the Mole C0114....1. idtl.... 1,,1e AI,
.titer apparatus or truss as hum that ,1,,i, ~.,,,,,
be highest satisfaction is thus recouinsending-u,....,j,
old State Gaeta*
Ragszemended by the following eminent nirgenni,;....
Wm. Ferguson, Esq., FR S., Professor of Surge., I.
King's College, Surgeon to King's College Hospital. kr •
C. G. Guthrie, Seq., Surgeon to the Royal Weatminsh r
Ophthalmic Hospital; W. Bowman, EAT, I.R.S.
Assiatentefilergeon to King's College Hoecitei ; T. (411.
away, Seq., Senior AseistantSurgeon to Guy'. Hospital ;
W. Coulson. Eaq., Surgeon to the Magdalen Hianital ;
T. Slimed Curling, Esq., FR B.,Surgeon to the London
Hospital • W. J. Fisher, Esq., Sergenn•inlhief to tba
Metropolitan Polies Force' Ashton Key, Fee., Sturm
to Prince Albe 1; Robert Liston, Esq., PALS. • J..,
Luke, Esq. Surgeon to the London ROCiay
, Wilson, Esq., F.R.S., and many trews.
A desmiptiwe circular may be had by post, and the
Truss (which cannot fail to lit) can be forwarded by
post, on sending the circumference of the buly two
noises below the hips, to the manufacturer,
MR. WHITE, 228, PICCADILLY, LONDON.
Prim of a Single Trues, 111 e., 215., 21e. M., and 31.. id.-
postage, Is. Price of Double Truss, 31.. m., 42... tni
52a. Bd. ; postage, Is. Bd. Price of an Umbilical Into
425., and 62.. M. ; postage. 10. 10d.
Post Oates Order. & h u made payable to John Whit.,
Poet Offlee, Pieeedilly.
NEW PATENT
ELASTIC STOCKINGS, KNEE-CA PS.Ac
The material of which these are made ii men,.
mended by the Faculty as being pcs milady elastic and
compressible, and the beet iswention for giving etficivnt
and permanent support in all e&AeS of WEAKNFS9
and SWELLING Of the LEGS, VARICOSE VEINS,
SPRAINS, ho, It is porous, light in texture, ao,i
inexpansive, and is drawn on like the ordinary Stocking.
PrUe.la. flid.is. Bd. 10a, to 16s. each. Postage, 1;1,
JOll/1 WHIT; ile•nfa;anrer, 228, Piccadilly, London
Specimens maybe use. at the Cryetal Palace

ER COMPLAINTS, BILE, WIND, AND INDI
GESTION CURED WITHOUT MERCURY.
riIHERE ARE ONLY TWO MEDICINES
which act upon the Liver one is Mercury, IL.
other Dandelion. But if the public knew how Mervin,
destroys the delicate mats of the stomach, weakness
digestion, •ffeeta the nerves, and positively f hortens
life, they would take no other Aperient than Del
KING'S DANDELION and QUININE LB EH PILLS
which liberate bile, disperse wind, Omens then the whole
frame, and are the beet pills for torpid liver headache,
furred toogue,diszlness, Buttering of the boa 4, bilioame a
ndigestion, acidite,and generaldebility, an innlike every
other aperient pill, may be taken with° ear of cold'
They ohms* th e blood andfi aids rom every mpu rity . I
boxes at Is. lid., 2.. 9d., and 4e. 6d. seal.. Prepared
by JAME.B RORKE, 47, Mortimer-street, Cavenshw
square, London. W. Free by poet for sten.p-, and sold
by Agenta—Maggs. Yeovil; Keats and Evans, Dor'
cheattir • Plooks and Penny, Sherborne ; Laker salHitcheciik, Taunton; and most Chemists and Mediciue
Vendors.
HAIR REALLY RESTORED.
1%/00RE'S CASHMERE QUININE BALM
I, positively the most certain, elegant, anti
agreeable compound for giving healthy vigour to the
very mote of tho Hair, and restoring It even after
years of Baldness. It also combines Use remarkable
property of making the bands soft and white. Prim
2s, 6d., 4a. fkl., 7a. 6d., and Ile. per bottle. Prepared
only by J AMES }LORICK, and seal by Agents

NOTHING IMPOSIABLB.
The greatent and most useful ifilleation of the
MBA Alf i ittrit.t —maim L aid eci,
now lata-tourt, Lootbard-.bast, Latakia, Perfumm to
Res Massey, respectfully offer to the public, this truly
mirrelloat livid, which gradually restores tha hump
hair to its pristime h no matter at what airs.
The Ague Amarillo has name of the properties of dyes;
on the contrary, bit beneficial to the system, and when it.
bait is once restored., one application per month will imp
it in perfect coley. Pries ono guinea; -half bottles, lei 64
Tort from whetss of the highed ceder and troui
individuals of undoubted respectability may be inspected
as application.
Nam .1. uOolii.LL sad Co. tan been &twisted
Pattaarat to RAM too Princess of Wig".
Removed to:Red Bull Wharf, Angel Passage, Upper
Thames-street,

SNOOK'S APERIENT FAMILY PILLS.
• IL, 41 R.ICSLLZRT MRDICINZ TOR BILIOUS •BID LITER
COhILAIrTI, INDIONSTION, GIINDINISS, LOSS 01 AIM
TITZ, ittArrectlß, ItßalT3Ola, VLATUSERCZ,III.OI4
errors% \ENO, C.
THEIR ,omposition is truly esoellent ; they
do not contain say &Mimosas' or mercurial pre-
paration whatever, and do not require the least maim
-
aunt or 'lteration of diet (moderate exercise prounct.•
their good effects) ; they seldom operate until tea ,c
twelve hours after taken, and then very gently; Ike/
destroy worms, purify the humours, restore the tope of
the stomach, and miners most complaints °creamed by
irregularity of the bovela, booming • restorative aoil
preservative of health to both sexes, and to these of •
oostive habit, • truly valuable treasure.
The Pair we now prtsred by Messrs.
Sous (who have purchased the receipt from Mr. &toot%
whose names are engraved on the rovernmost tta.mp
affixed to each box; without which they ...nest be
genuine.—Sold in bons, at Is. lid. and Zs. ‘9d.
"UOSB of SLEEP, PARALYSIS, RHECMA-
II TISK, INDIGESTION &fa —Oshoseim
wishing to be warhead of the extraordinary effects
when administered by means of "EALSE3
GALLYANIC APEARATUB," sbould mad two 'tempt
to Mr. Haim, No. 1, Addison-terrace. Nourioft"
Londe°, for his T'osnOlst osi Medical Galvanism
They will be aiMosbed as Its contents. Mr. EWA&
thirty years' extensive praise as a Medical G•l•mud,
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